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Marie Curie Fellowships

Development Host Fellowships

Marie Curie Development Host give institutionsactive in research in Community Less-Favoured Regions the opportunity to attain high-level research capacity in specific areas of their choice.

Young post-doctoral researchers with proven research experience in those specific areas apply directly to the hosts selected by the Commission.

For more detailed information see the section on "Arrangements for Fellows" in the Guide for Proposers for Marie Curie Development Host Fellowships.

What are the requirements for fellows?

• Nationality

  All fellows must be nationals of an EU Member or Associated State, or have resided in the EU for at least five years immediately prior to their selection by the company.

• Mobility

  They must not undertake their fellowship in the country of their nationality or recent centre of activity. Nationals from an Associated State can only carry out their fellowship in a Member State.

• Age

  At the time of selection the fellow must be 35 years old or less.

• Research Experience

  Researchers must have a doctoral degree or at least four years of full-time research experience at postgraduate level other than doctoral studies.

What is the duration?

12 to 24 months

What is the estimated salary?

Fellows will receive the following:

Community contributions for Marie Curie Training Sites and

Marie Curie Development Host Fellowships

* 1200 euro/month for experimental/laboratory based projects.

NOTE that this is a Host Fellowship: Candidates apply directly to the host institutions. Find information on vacancies using the vacancy search tool.