IMT, as a member of EULiST alliance – European Universities Linking Society and Technology, is launching a call for applications to participate in a European mobility programme supported by a grant.
Are you a PhD candidate, researcher, or staff member at IMT? The EULiST Alliance is offering mobility opportunities across Europe — and applications are now open!
Call for Applications – Take Part in a European Mobility with EULiST
PhD Mobility
Carry out a research mobility project, co-sign a publication, and be eligible for the Doctor Europaeus label!
PhD candidates from IMT technological universities can spend 3 to 6 months in one of the partner universities, with financial support covering:
- Round-trip travel expenses (with validation from the EULiST team)
- Local public transport
- Daily allowances calculated according to French Ministry of the Economy rates (100% on the first day, 37% on subsequent days)
Objectives :
- Scientific co-publications
- Creation of lasting links between laboratories
- Eligibility for the Doctor Europaeus label for stays of at least 3 months
- Construction of European projects (e.g. Horizon Europe)
Researchers’ Mobility
Initiate or develop a joint research project, explore new teaching practices!
You can benefit from support lasting from 1 to 6 months for :
- Initiate or strengthen scientific collaboration with a EULiST partner
- Publish co-authored articles
- Explore European funding opportunities
- Test new teaching methods or formats
Staff Mobility
Do you work in a support department (international affairs, innovation, finance, IT, accreditation, HR, etc.)? You too can take part in a professional mobility in Europe through this programme!
Objectives :
- Development of cross-disciplinary skills
- Exchange of best practices
- Improvement of administrative services
- Creation of sustainable transnational networks
EULiST, European Univerisity
Linking Science and Society
IMT is member of EULiST since 2022.
Together with IMT, EULiST now brings together ten partners with complementary strengths in the engineering sciences, humanities and social sciences. EULiST aims to develop new solutions dedicated to the climate transition to tackle to the main socio-economic challenges and build a sustainable future together.
