Under Horizon Europe’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, the European Commission funds research and innovation projects to boost top researchers’ careers through mobility and innovative doctoral and postdoctoral training. Find out more in this video and factsheets:
- Factsheet MSCA: Developing Talents, Advancing Research
- Factsheet MSCA: Over 25 years of European support to researchers
Following feedback from various stakeholders, there are a number of changes to the MSCA under Horizon Europe (2021-2027), compared to the previous programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020). Please consult this page to discover the differences.
Funding opportunities
Call closed on 16 November
Call closed on 12 October
Submit your proposal by 9 March 2022
Submit your proposal by 10 February 2022
Call closed on 7 October
Apply for funding
Information on eligibility for MSCA fellowships and project funding
Overview of the application process, guidance and templates
Resources and contact points to help you prepare your proposal
How to manage your project / fellowship
Guidelines on the contractual management of your project and reporting
Tips and requirements on communicating your project
Advice and resources on how to disseminate and exploit your project results
Projects and results
News
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The 25th anniversary of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) is the perfect occasion to delve deeper into some of the groundbreaking discoveries of four MSCA-backed Nobel Prize winners, and to look at how their research, alongside Marie Curie’s, has changed our world for the better.