Are you planning to submit a Doctoral Network in the Horizon Europe programme Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA)? Here you will find both basic and detailed information about the programme as well as links to relevant documents and guidelines.
Infos about the Doctoral Networks
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Documentation of the 2023 Infosession on MSCA Doctoral Networks
- An overview of all relevant EC documents related to the call, including
- Doctoral Networks Guide for Applicants
- Annotated proposal template
- MSCA specific evaluation form
- A detailed collection of tipps, advice, common mistakes and more is available in the DN handbook, prepared by the NCP project MSCA-NET as inofficial document to guide your through your application process
- In case you are still looking for partners for your consortium, you can use the MSCA Matchmaking Platform to find interested institutions
Cross-Cutting Issues
- Horizon Europe Programme Guide: instructive document, in particular with regards to the gender dimension of research projects, ethics and open science practices
- MSCA Green Charter: all MSCA-funded projects are encouraged to address the principles of the MSCA Green Charter on a "best effort" basis
- EC Ethics Guide: How to complete your ethics self-assessment
- „The principles of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers (“Charter and Code”): have to be followed by all MSCA host organisations
- MSCA Guidelines on Supervision and Principles for Innovative Doctoral Training should be observed by all MSCA Doctoral Networks
- List of Participating Countries in Horizon Europe
- EU Funding & Tenders Online Manual
Proposalcheck Service
Austrian DN coordinators can get detailed feedback and support for their proposal.
- Please contact the grant service of your organization, if applicable (contacts for Austrian universities)
- If your organization does not offer a proposalcheck, please notify us as soon as possible and send your full proposal (B1 and B2) until 28 October as a .doc or .pdf to marie.curie@ffg.at (or if you wish via file transfer). We work on a first come – first served basis.