Summary
United in a Community of Universities and Institutions, called “Université Sorbonne Paris Cité” (USPC), eight research universities and five research organisations located in Paris and its surroundings have decided to join their forces to build a world-class new type of university.
Together they form a research-intensive university, with over 12000 professors and researchers including more than 6000 doctoral candidates. Each year, 1100 of these candidates defend their PhD thesis, corresponding to about 10% of the yearly new doctors cohort in France. These graduates are enrolled in one of the 31 doctoral schools affiliated to USPC and covering all fields of knowledge.
INSPIRE will give more favourable working conditions to the selected candidates compared to French standards while giving a better visibility. It thus expects to
1. Attract better candidates from a wider range of countries, raising globally the level of selection
2. Provide improved collaboration opportunities at international scale and with the non academic sector
3. Improve follow-up and mentoring conditions, notably through the presence of dedicated personnel.
Within the five-year programme, INSPIRE aims to launch two calls to recruit 30 doctoral candidates for each call. They will be welcomed into the doctoral schools of its partner organisations thanks to the EU contribution and the USPC financial support. An independent, international committee will conduct the final selection.
The participants will be provided with a three-year work contract for full-time research positions with additional access to dedicated funding for mobility and additional research expenses. All selected candidates will be offered dedicated housing through CROUS , another partner organisation of INSPIRE.
Equal opportunity issues will be addressed in all aspects of the programme thanks to the expertise gained by the participation of two USPC members in FP7 projects (TRIGGER at Paris Diderot and EGERA at Sciences Po).
Together they form a research-intensive university, with over 12000 professors and researchers including more than 6000 doctoral candidates. Each year, 1100 of these candidates defend their PhD thesis, corresponding to about 10% of the yearly new doctors cohort in France. These graduates are enrolled in one of the 31 doctoral schools affiliated to USPC and covering all fields of knowledge.
INSPIRE will give more favourable working conditions to the selected candidates compared to French standards while giving a better visibility. It thus expects to
1. Attract better candidates from a wider range of countries, raising globally the level of selection
2. Provide improved collaboration opportunities at international scale and with the non academic sector
3. Improve follow-up and mentoring conditions, notably through the presence of dedicated personnel.
Within the five-year programme, INSPIRE aims to launch two calls to recruit 30 doctoral candidates for each call. They will be welcomed into the doctoral schools of its partner organisations thanks to the EU contribution and the USPC financial support. An independent, international committee will conduct the final selection.
The participants will be provided with a three-year work contract for full-time research positions with additional access to dedicated funding for mobility and additional research expenses. All selected candidates will be offered dedicated housing through CROUS , another partner organisation of INSPIRE.
Equal opportunity issues will be addressed in all aspects of the programme thanks to the expertise gained by the participation of two USPC members in FP7 projects (TRIGGER at Paris Diderot and EGERA at Sciences Po).
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| Web resources: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/665850 |
| Start date: | 01-10-2015 |
| End date: | 31-03-2021 |
| Total budget - Public funding: | 9 417 600,00 Euro - 4 708 800,00 Euro |
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United in a Community of Universities and Institutions, called “Université Sorbonne Paris Cité” (USPC), eight research universities and five research organisations located in Paris and its surroundings have decided to join their forces to build a world-class new type of university.Together they form a research-intensive university, with over 12000 professors and researchers including more than 6000 doctoral candidates. Each year, 1100 of these candidates defend their PhD thesis, corresponding to about 10% of the yearly new doctors cohort in France. These graduates are enrolled in one of the 31 doctoral schools affiliated to USPC and covering all fields of knowledge.
INSPIRE will give more favourable working conditions to the selected candidates compared to French standards while giving a better visibility. It thus expects to
1. Attract better candidates from a wider range of countries, raising globally the level of selection
2. Provide improved collaboration opportunities at international scale and with the non academic sector
3. Improve follow-up and mentoring conditions, notably through the presence of dedicated personnel.
Within the five-year programme, INSPIRE aims to launch two calls to recruit 30 doctoral candidates for each call. They will be welcomed into the doctoral schools of its partner organisations thanks to the EU contribution and the USPC financial support. An independent, international committee will conduct the final selection.
The participants will be provided with a three-year work contract for full-time research positions with additional access to dedicated funding for mobility and additional research expenses. All selected candidates will be offered dedicated housing through CROUS , another partner organisation of INSPIRE.
Equal opportunity issues will be addressed in all aspects of the programme thanks to the expertise gained by the participation of two USPC members in FP7 projects (TRIGGER at Paris Diderot and EGERA at Sciences Po).
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CLOSEDCall topic
MSCA-COFUND-2014-DPUpdate Date
28-04-2024
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