ROSETTA – Marie Skłodowksa-Curie Fellowship Programme 2024, J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics, Ref. No. University of Galway 002

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ROSETTA – Marie Skłodowksa-Curie Fellowship Programme 2024, J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics, Ref. No. University of Galway 002

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Offer DescriptionROSETTA is an innovative fellowship programme co-ordinated by the and will involve four other universities (Implementing Partners): , , and . The programme is co-funded by , the programme and the University of Galway. ROSETTA fellows will be provided with the highest quality research environment and a training programme where they will critically examine the development, use and regulation of technology from a time perspective across all aspects of life from children, people with disabilities, people in the workplace, to healthcare and social inclusion for older people.ROSETTA will be recruiting 19 fellowships, each with a duration of 2 years, providing an unparalleled opportunity for Postdoctoral Researchers to delve into the critical intersection of time and technology in our rapidly evolving digital landscape.We are seeking fellows with an interest in the broad research area of ‘the true impact of technology on our time’ to bring fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to this research. Whether you’re passionate about information systems, business, law, computer science, medicine, sociology, biomedical engineering, psychology, or any other related discipline, we want to hear from you!Applications are invited from suitable candidates for 19 full-time fixed term Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral Fellows (PFs) at University of Galway. Up to 9 fellowships may be awarded on the 2nd Call.ROSETTA Fellowships are open to applicants who have a PhD degree and comply with the programme’s . Researchers at Risk are encouraged to apply. All candidates must discuss their research idea and proposal and seek the support of an for their application.All fellowships will be based in Ireland where fellows will be hosted by their ROSETTA supervisor’s host institution.The programme aims to provide exceptional training and career development opportunities to postdoctoral researchers, fostering international mobility, intersectoral collaboration, and interdisciplinary exposure.Further information can be found in the Guide for Applicants to ROSETTA atThis project has received co-funding from Horizon Europe’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, Grant Agreement No:101126578.Essential Criteria:As per the MSCA definition:

• ROSETTA is open to applicants who have a PhD degree at the call deadline. Applicants who have successfully defended their doctoral thesis but have not formally been awarded the doctoral degree will also be considered eligible to apply. The successful defence must take place before the call deadline.
• Applicants must comply with the MSCA mobility rule: have not resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Ireland for more than 12 months in the three years immediately before the call deadline. Compulsory national service and short stays such as holidays are not considered.
• Applicants must have working proficiency in English or be fluent in English. Applicants whose first language is not English may be required to provide evidence of their English proficiency.

Please note:

• ROSETTA Fellowships are open to candidates who meet the required criteria. Please see

for further information. * ROSETTA will support applications from those displaced by conflict or whose situation makes it difficult to pursue research careers. Researchers at Risk are encouraged to apply. Please see:
for further information.Gross Salary:Remuneration is in line with for Marie Sklodowska-Curie COFUND grants.Level 1: €50,124 gross salary* per annum (excluding family allowance) or €57,252 gross salary* per annum (if conditions for family allowance are met).*Gross salary is inclusive of a mobility allowance of €6,480 annually payable as part of their gross salary which shall be fixed for 24 months during the fellowship period.Salaries are subject to taxes and deductions, e.g., deduction of PRSI (employee social security), and income taxes. For more information about tax entitlements, please go toThe Fellowship includes an additional budget allocation for research and travel costs.Training and Career DevelopmentFellows are encouraged to avail of training and development opportunities to support their career development plans. All fellowships will include a secondment period. Fellows will have the flexibility to select a secondment with the non-academic or academic sector to suit their research and career development. Researchers are encouraged to engage with our (RDC) upon employment. The RDC is an initiative of the offices of the VPR and Graduate Studies to support the continuing professional development of all our researchers at University of Galway.Equality, Diversity and InclusionThe University of Galway is committed to principles of equality and encouraging diversity and inclusion. Several of the participating academic Institutions and Schools are holders of Athena SWAN awards. We celebrate the diversity of our staff and students and work to support an inclusive environment free from discrimination and harassment.To Apply: The application process should include an Online application + Administrative Proposal as follows:

• Part A: Administrative Proposal: Max 2000 characters
• Part B: ResearchProposal (max. 10 pages)
• Part C: Academic CV: Max 5 pages (With three references)
• Part D: Ethics Issues Table and Self-Assessment Form

Candidates must develop a project proposal in line with and submit their complete application via the . The system will remain open for applications until 23.59 (UTC) on the call deadline of 25th July 2025.See Guidance Documents, Terms & Conditions and for more information.For informal enquiries, contact the University of Galway programme manager at . Please put reference number University of Galway 002-25 in subject line of all queries related to this post.The closing date for receipt of completed applications is 25th July 2025 at 23.59 UTC.We reserve the right to re-advertise or extend the closing date for this post.The University of Galway is an equal opportunities employer.All positions are recruited via an internationally advertised open call for proposals. The evaluation and selection process will follow an Open,Transparent, Merit (OTM) and Competency-based Recruitment process and will include an international peer review followed by an interview stage.Where to apply WebsiteRequirementsResearch Field Economics » Business economics Education Level PhD or equivalentResearch Field Economics » Business economicsInternal Application form(s) neededUniversity of Galway 002-25 Full Job Description (2).pdfEnglish(310.99 KB – PDF)Additional InformationWork Location(s)Number of offers available 1 Company/Institute University Of Galway Country Ireland GeofieldContact State/ProvinceIreland CityGalway WebsiteStreetUniversity Road Postal CodeH91 TK33 E-Mailrecruit@universityofgalway.ieSTATUS: EXPIREDShare this page

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€57252 per year

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Galway

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Sun, 30 Mar 2025 02:11:39 GMT

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