For those of you planning to submit a proposal for a Fellowship grant, we are running a series of inhouse seminar on March/April 2012,  on ‘How to Write a Marie Curie Proposal’.  This is designed specifically for the IEF, IOF and IIF Calls. 

As Marie Curie grants are highly competitive (generally requiring scores of 90% of higher), we suggest that you carefully consider the quality of the CV of the researcher (incoming or outgoing) to be funded. The Marie Curie Programme funds ‘excellent researchers and those with a clear potential for future achievement and is suited to researchers at all stages of their careers, from PhD to postdoctoral and more senior level. It funds researchers in all disciplines: from the physical and engineering sciences to the environmental and life sciences. It is one of the few areas where the EC funds researchers in the humanities and social sciences.

Should you, or your research colleagues, be interested in attending our Seminar, please email me at orla@halbertresearch.com, and I will provide further details/information.