PROPOSAL WRITING TRAINING - HORIZON EUROPE PILLAR 1 MSCA (DOCTORAL NETWORKS, POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS, STAFF EXCHANGES).

This program is specifically designed for researchers, scientists, students, and project managers looking to apply for Horizon Europe funding, either as coordinators or partners. It is also highly beneficial for EU pre-award offices supporting grant applications.

Experience Level: Suitable for all experience levels, from beginners to experienced applicants. The training gradually progresses from fundamental concepts to the most advanced aspects of MSCA proposal preparation.

Expert Trainers: Our training is designed and delivered by a team of senior experts with extensive experience in MSCA funding schemes. Many of our trainers have worked as expert evaluators for the European Commission, providing them with firsthand insights into the evaluation process and scoring criteria. In addition to training, they actively support applicants through proposal writing services at EFMC.

More details about the trainers and experts here.

Key Outcomes: Our training is built around the most critical aspect of grant writing-understanding the evaluator's perspective. By learning what reviewers look for, participants gain practical strategies, insider tips, and expert guidance to improve their proposals and increase their chances of success.

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

Understand eligibility criteria and all key requirements for submitting a competitive MSCA proposal.
Plan and manage the entire proposal writing process efficiently.
Master the key elements of the Excellence, Impact, and Implementation sections.
Excellence: Learn how to clearly define your research objectives, highlight the originality of your project, and demonstrate its scientific credibility by aligning with the latest advancements in the field.
Impact: Understand how to effectively articulate the broader societal, economic, and scientific benefits of your research, ensuring that your project aligns with European and global priorities.
Implementation: Gain insights into structuring a realistic, well-organized work plan, including milestones, risk management strategies, and resource allocation, to convince evaluators of the project's feasibility.
Identify what makes a proposal truly stand out in the evaluation process.
Strengthen critical thinking and writing skills to refine research ideas and create compelling narratives.
Review and discuss a successfully funded MSCA proposal to gain practical insights into what makes a winning application.

To view the program and for more information visit the web.