Consulting
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What are the options for participating in the various European research and innovation programmes?
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Which programme is most suitable for your project?
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How can you strategically position yourself within relevant networks?
The National Contact Points (NCPs) and experts from the FFG’s European and International Programmes unit will provide you with answers to these and many other questions, either in person, by telephone, or online.
Comprehensive information on the subject of law & financing contributes to the success of your research project.
Do you want to know more about European RTI funding? Are you interested in project preparation, costing, reporting and project management? The training courses and webinars offered by the FFG Academy support both newcomers and experienced professionals.
Most courses are run in German.
European partner search service
Looking for a suitable project partner? As a National Contact Point, we support you in this often time-consuming task. Contact us!
Are you planning to market your innovative technology internationally, or are you looking for answers to a technological problem? The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) at the FFG is your gateway to the global innovation market. Profit from our EEN marketplace, the world’s largest online technology database, and connect with interesting people and companies on one of our cooperation exchanges.
The European research area offers scientists and researchers a wide range of career options. We are happy to answer your questions about international careers.
The FFG’s electronic newsletter is a free source of information on national and international topics.
(only available in German)
The biweekly email newsletter issued by the FFG’s European and International Programmes unit provides you with free information about current funding opportunities, service offerings, events and news at European and international level.
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We are also available to you personally if you have any questions.
Researchers at major Austrian research institutions such as universities should first contact their internal service centres.