Highlights of the French-Italian day for early career researchers

Program

Detail of the sessions [videos]

International job offers and mobility testimonies

More resources about researchers' mobility

Participants testimonies

This event is an informative introduction to the opportunities and ways in which to build your professional project in the Franco-Italian area. It is targeted at master's students, PhD candidates, and post-doctoral researchers whatever your field is.

It is also targeted at:

• career management officers;
• international relations managers in universities and research organizations;
• recruiters in the public and private sectors.

Program

This year's session was based on networking and building careers in the French-Italian area.

The program included...

1. The presentation on "How to build and use your network for your career plan and job search";
2. A panel discussion with recruiters, headhunters and HR professionals;
3. A panel discussion with French and Italian PhD holders who have experienced French-Italian mobility.

The program of this 2022 edition

Details of the sessions [videos]

Opening                                                                                                                 ABG presentation
Introduction by organizers and partners                                                           "How to build your network for your career plan..."

Panel discussion 1                                                                                               Panel discussion 2
Recruiters, headhunters and HR professionals                                                PhD holders who have experienced French-Italian mobility

                                                                                                       
                                                                                                        REPLAY
                                                                                                       Full event

International job offers and mobility testimonies

International job offers

How about taking action now? Perhaps you could start by assessing the job market and check out the opportunities in certain countries?

We provide a job board on our website www.abg.asso.fr. In order to access the international offers, you simply need to: 

• activate the sorting criterion "international offers";
• or select a country from the drop-down menu on the left.

Our Job board

PhD holders' mobility testimonies

You still need to hear / read more? Or simply to be more inspired? No problem, we offer a series of PhDs' testimonials [available in English and French] in the form of articles, or videos, in the section "the ABG perspective" of our website www.abg.asso.fr. It provides a variety of testimonies of PhDs from all disciplines, and all seniorities, who tell their stories of mobility... whether it is inter-sectoral or geographical.

We can also assist you with a precious tool : the country by country mobility guide gives very simple access (by means of an interactive map) to all the resources available, by country: grants, funding, testimonials, calls for applications, European projects, etc. Definitely a tool to keep in mind!

Our PhDs' testimonials                    ABG's country by country mobility guide

More resources about researchers' mobility

Ressources shared by our speakers 

• From Carol CRAVERO >>  https://inspira.un.org/psp/PUNA1J/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENGv
  
  (You need to create a profile before getting acess to the job opportunities and applying.)

• From Elisa DI NUOVO >> EPRS: The European Parliament's in-house research service and think tank
  
                                        >> Schuman Traineeships at the European Parliament

• From Melike RIOLLET >> DocPro :  a bilingual (French/ English) online tool to identify and "storytell" your skills

• From Carlo BARBERA >> Official information from one of the French government websites on the "Crédit Impôt Recherche" (CIR)

• From Roxane BRACHET >> Presentation of Genopole Biocluster [downloadable pdf]

Ressources from previous events

• The French-Italian day for early career researchers [2021 edition] >> the event featured a presentation of different mobility schemes between the two countries & associated funding. The REPLAY of the complete event is avalable, as well as a the presentations and panel discussions, and speakers presentations.
  
                                                                                HIGHLIGHT of the FIDECR 2021 
   
• For (many) more resources regarding all the issues surrounding mobility, we encourage you to take a look at the videos we produced after our event :

Organized in 2017 by ABG, UFA-DFH, UFI-UIF, this event was a unique opportunity to meet representatives of companies, research institutes, mobility funding bodies, and career advisors from different European countries.

Through plenary sessions, workshops, individual advisory sessions and a fair, participants were able to deepen their knowledge of:

• European research landscapes;
• Doctoral and postdoctoral funding programs;
• Recruitment processes in both the academic and industrial sectors.

They were also offered advice and information on how to address mobility-related challenges such as:

• pensions;
• dual-career couples;
• return mobility.

Consult the videos of all the sessions, as well as the event's highlights and practical advice given by the speakers on following topics:

• recruitment process in industry and academia;
• doctoral and postdoctoral funding schemes (Marie-Curie-Sklodowska actions and EIT InnoEnergy);
• practical information for a mobility in Europe: Euraxess, dual career service, pension fund;
• public-private partnerships and their impact on PhD career development.

Consult all the EU4PHD resources !

Participants testimonies

On ths 2022 edition of the French-Italian day for early career researcher, we hosted participants from :

• more than 15 disciplines ;
• a variety of countries, including USA, Italy, Tunisia, Cameroon, Morocco, Russia, Spain, India, and of course, France...

Here are some of their thoughts, feedbacks and reactions :