SEA-EU

SEA-EU invites you to an info session where you will learn how to apply for MSCA-PF and what to look out for in particular. MSCA expert Angie Mifsud from the University of Malta will give an overview of the programme. Additionally, experts from all nine SEA-EU partners will present their own universities and research profiles.

Portuguese sunshine, Atlantic breeze, and exceptional opportunities for scientific growth — these are just some of the experiences offered by the SEA-EU research secondments.

As part of the Early Career Researcher programme, scientists who have obtained their PhD within the last seven years have the opportunity to undertake a several-week research secondment within one of the research groups at the universities belonging to the SEA-EU alliance.

A photography contest, workshops on grants for young researchers, or a summer school beyond the Arctic Circle? The latest SEA-EU newsletter presents exceptional initiatives for various groups within the UG academic community. Students, academic staff, and administrative employees are invited to explore the diverse opportunities available.

Competition for student projects, abroad Master's internship or French language courses - in the new year, SEA-EU arrives with an offer for the entire UG community. We present all of them in our latest newsletter, which can be found in UG email inboxes.

Currently in SEA-EU we offer:

Are there any students and staff at the University of Gdansk who are looking for a challenge and are interested in gaining international experience? If so, we come with an offer of initiatives organised as a part of SEA-EU, an alliance of nine European coastal universities. Our partners are universities from Spain, France, Germany, Croatia, Malta, Portugal, Italy and Norway.