Prepare Yourself Successfully for a Marie Curie PhD Fellowship

Ever wondered what the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) PhD programme is about, what it makes so unique, and most importantly, how to benefit from it?

By reading this ebook, you will learn:

✅ Key aspects of the MSCA PhD programme

✅ How to find an MSCA PhD position

✅ How to choose an MSCA PhD position

✅ How the selection process works

✅ How to get the MSCA PhD fellowship

✅ How to make the most of the MSCA PhD fellowship

"The ebook was a great help in finding the right resources for PhD applications. It's well-organized and really considers what an applicant needs to know. The tips on writing a strong CV and cover letter were especially useful. I'd definitely recommend this book to anyone planning to apply for the fellowship."
- Rashid Ahmed Rifat, now an MSCA PhD Fellow in Belgium

"If you are a university student looking into doing the MSCA PhD Fellowship, but you are not sure how this programme works, or if this is the right experience for you, check out this ebook. It will solve many, if not all, of your problems. Nicoleta perfectly highlights the key points of doing the MSCA PhD Fellowship and provides very valuable suggestions that will help you in deciding whether this is the right programme for you, as well as give you extra advice for a successful application.
As a past MSCA Fellow myself, I can say that it was an incredible experience that helped me shape my career and become the person I am now."
- Ruben Riosa, PhD, past Chair of the Communication Working Group of the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA)

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Nicoleta Spînu served as the Vice-Chair of the Communication Working Group of the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) for a mandate. She was a PhD fellow of the EU's Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action Innovative Training Network (MSCA ITN for short), the in3 project “An integrated interdisciplinary approach to animal-free nanomaterial and chemical safety assessment” (2017-2021) where she also served as a student representative for one mandate. In 2021, she graduated successfully with a PhD in computational toxicology under the supervision of Mark TD Cronin from Liverpool John Moores University. She has substantial experience in science communication, mostly developed within and put at service of the MCAA. She was a member of the Editorial Board of both the MCAA Newsletter (ISSN 2663-9483) and the IRRADIUM Magazine (ISSN 2707-7071 for the print edition and ISSN 2707-708X for the online edition). She was the Associate Editor of the MCAA Blog and co-organised the webinar series “MCAA Around The World”.

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