Training programme

OVERVIEW OF THE TRAINING PROGRAMME

As an Innovative Training Network (ITN), List_MAPS offers to its recruited ESRs a high quality scientific training as well as a complementary skills training. The fellows benefit of the research expertise with the different laboratories of the network, and get research and complementary skills training by the network’s activities (Summer Schools, Workshops, meetings) and the international events.

MOBILITY OF THE ESRs – SECONDMENTS

The research training is mainly performed by the supervisor’s laboratory of the recruited ESR and by the partners’s laboratories through the secondments. A secondment is a period spent by an ESR at the premises of a partner other than the one which has appointed the ESR under the project. Every ESR spend between one to three months in an other partner to realize a part of his/her individual project. These secondments give the opportunity to benefit from specific training facilities in other partners and give them the opportunity to experience the working environment in other laboratories.

See the testimonies of the secondments:

 

NETWORK ACTIVITIES AND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

In addition to their day-to-day research training, the ESRs participate to different events organized by the network. These activities provide them scientific courses and soft skills training. Besides the network activites, the ESR will attend international conferences (ISOPOL; FEMS; ISME; ASM) that will be an opportunity to present their results to international community:

 

PERSONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN

To accompany the ESRs in their training, an individual Personal Career Development Plan is also managed for every ESR. This Career Plan help them to identify their training needs and career objectives and give them the necessary tools to continue their career in the academia or industry sectors.

 

 

 

 

 

eulogoThis project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska Curie grant agreement n° 641984

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