Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (MSCA-IF) To recruit an excellent Post-Doc researcher, apply for a MSCA Fellowship in 2015! Why? • • • • • The University of Vienna has an excellent success rate for MSCA Individual Fellowships. Funded by the European Commission, MSCA Fellowships offer you the opportunity to employ top Post-Doc researchers from inside and outside of Europe. MSCA Fellowships enrich the future research careers of successful applicants, often initiating further independent research development, and enlarging the international network of the host. In addition to funding the fellow’s salary, the fellowship offers superb mobility and family support allowances. The hosting faculty also receives additional funds to support training and research activities. Dedicated pre-award support from the University of Vienna Research Services and Career Development Office. We offer full proposal checks and advice throughout the submission process. Our post-award support services are available to help you with your Grant Preparation and will provide advice and support throughout your project. How? Start by identifying an excellent Post-doc candidate and begin consolidating your research and postdoctoral training idea with them. Next, register in the European Commission’s Participant Portal where you will also find the Guide for Applicants for this call. Contact us directly at the Research Services and Career Development Office for helpful advice and information: Andrea Stowers ([email protected]) or Alena Morrison ([email protected]). Lastly for the M , register SCA IF ting Wor kshop h Proposal Wrield Services and Ca by the Research Office o r n Thursd eer Developm en a y the Mar ietta-Bla , May 28th, 201 t 5 u-Saal, M Universit ain Buil in y d in Vienna, g, 9:10 – 11:30. from Re m.wimm er@univ gistration: ie.ac.at Come to us as early as possible to take advantage of our full proposal check service! https://forschung.univie.ac.at/en/home All MSCA IF proposals must be submitted to the Research Services and Career Development office by 31 August 2015 for approval from the Vice Rector for Research and Career Development.