Description du projet
Un programme de doctorat innovant qui relie l’Europe et l’Australie
Les liens entre l’Europe et l’Australie dans le domaine de la recherche vont être considérablement renforcés par la création de postes de formation doctorale dans le domaine des affaires, des arts et des sciences. Cela sera possible grâce au programme de formation doctorale REDI, financé par le programme de subventions COFUND des Actions Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA). Dirigé par le pôle européen du Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) et créant un réseau de partenaires universitaires et industriels, il soutiendra la création de 41 nouveaux postes de doctorants. Le programme de cinq ans offrira des possibilités uniques de formation doctorale intercontinentale et transversale pour de jeunes chercheurs en début de carrière. Il permettra à ces derniers d’acquérir des compétences et des expériences intersectorielles et de nouer des relations internationales qui les aideront à se lancer dans leur carrière.
Objectif
The RMIT European Doctoral Innovators (REDI) Program seeks to significantly boost research links between Europe and Australia by creating an international, multidisciplinary network of academic and non-academic partners to offer unique intercontinental and intersectoral doctoral training opportunities for ESRs.
RMIT’s hub in Barcelona will lead a network of 24 Hosting Partners across 11 countries and more than 40 supporting industry Partners to offer 41 doctoral positions in a wide variety of research fields spanning business, arts and sciences. All positions are based in Europe and provide for 12-month secondments to RMIT University in Melbourne and shorter stays or engagements with Industry Partners. Partners were selected for their exceptional training and supervisory methods, materials, and facilities, so the REDI program may offer the best conditions and opportunities to its enrolled ESRs.
The entire cohort of REDI ESRs and their Supervisors will also gather annually at a 5-day event in Barcelona to establish a community of multidisciplinary and multicultural researchers through their engagement in transversal skills and training workshops, cultural and social events, and the exploration of inter-sectoral and interdisciplinary collaborations for responsible research and innovation. They will also share best practices in innovative doctoral training, particularly international and remote co-supervision.
The ESRs will graduate (most with two degrees) with a wealth of intersectoral skills, experiences and relationships that will catapult them into whichever research career they choose to pursue. The agreements signed within the network are expected to generate further co-supervised positions, with a target of 160 in total, meaning REDI will have a significant impact on linking the EU-Au research areas and creating long-term institutional relationships committed to implementing and sharing best practices in the international co-supervision of doctoral researchers.
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MSCA-COFUND-DP - Doctoral programmesCoordinateur
28006 Madrid
Espagne