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25 November from 15:00 - 16:15

Agenda

15:00   Opening words

15:05   ERC -  transition to Horizon Europe

Updates and changes to the 2021 ERC calls. ERC schemes, evaluation process, updates and transition to Horizon Europe. Guidance on the proposal, evaluation from a practical side, common misconceptions.

Alice Rajewsky, Head of Sector - Humanities, the European Research Council Executive Agency (ERCA)

15.25   Practical tips: How to write a competitive ERC proposal?

Eneken Laanes, Leader of ERC Starting Grant Project "Translating Memories", The School of Humanities, Tallinn University

15:45   ERC Essentials - getting to know the ERC grants

Call types, eligibility requirements; budget

Kristin Kraav, Senior Adviser, Department of International Research Cooperation, Estonian Research Council

16:05  Final questions and closing words

16:15  End of webinar

3 December from 15:00 - 16:15

Agenda

15:00  Opening words

15:05   Support Practices at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München 

Key tips for a successful proposal.

Veit Schwab, Funding Adviser, Team for International Research Funding Programs,

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München

16:00  Final questions and closing words

16:15  End of webinar

Who should attend the ERC Seminar?

• potential ERC candidates (min. 2 years of experience since completion of PhD)
• research coordinators & project managers who wish to deepen their understanding of the highly competitive ERC grants
• applicants that have submitted an ERC grant proposal in the past and are considering to re-apply are encouraged to participate

PhD students with plans of joining the future team of the individual ERC grantees.

Registration is required on the  

More information:

Division of Project Administration, Research Administration Office
Contact: projektid@tlu.ee