TRANSFORM addresses the challenge of urban mobility from a comprehensive view of how urban mobility cultures evolve over time, the triggers of change and the socio-spatial effects, focusing on concrete aspects of the interaction between urban and transport systems.
TRANSFORM addresses the challenge of urban mobility from a comprehensive view of how urban mobility cultures evolve over time, the triggers of change and the socio-spatial effects, focusing on concrete aspects of the interaction between urban and transport systems (e.g. RE-City and TOD-is-RUR projects).
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions fund excellent research and innovation, equipping researchers at all career stages with new knowledge and skills through mobility across borders and exposure to different sectors and disciplines. The MSCA help build Europe’s research and innovation capacity by investing in the long-term careers of outstanding researchers.
Participating institutions define a collaborative research project in which all PhD candidates contribute. The individual projects are carefully interconnected to foster shared knowledge, strengthen collaboration among researchers, and establish long-term strategic partnerships.
TRANSFORM PhD Network is funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Additionally, the MSCA fund the development of high-quality doctoral and postdoctoral training programmes, as well as collaborative research projects worldwide. This contributes to the structuring of higher education institutions, research centers, and non-academic organizations. TRANSFORM’s Doctoral Network is specifically funded under the call:HORIZON-MSCA-2023-DN-01-01.
MSCA Doctoral Network
MSCA Doctoral Networks is a prestigious funding program designed to support early-stage researchers. It provides PhD candidates with the opportunity to train at top-tier institutions, emphasizing the intersection between professional practice and traditional academic research.
The MSCA supports the mobility of researchers between countries, sectors and disciplines to acquire new knowledge, skills and competences.
The MSCA promotes effective supervision and adequate mentoring and career guidance. This contributes to creating a supportive environment for the researchers to work.
The MSCA are open to all domains of research and innovation and encourage international cooperation to set-up strategic collaborations.
Each PhD candidate will receive a living allowance that adheres to European Research standards. Optional allowances include a Mobility Allowance (to cover private mobility-related costs) and a family allowance (if applicable).
PhD candidates will have the opportunity to participate in up to three secondments at leading academic and non-academic institutions involved in mobility planning or research.
MSCA prioritizes inclusive practices by implementing policies that promote gender equality, diversity, and equal opportunities for all researchers.
Applicants must not already hold a PhD degree.
Applicants must not have resided or carried out their main activity in the country of the hosting institution for more than 12 months in the 36 months preceding their recruitment date.
Applicants are required to demonstrate excellent English language proficiency, as all aspects of this research project will be conducted in English.
Additional eligibility requirements may be specified by individual hosting institutions.