Monday, November 24, 2014

Study and Work in Europe

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WHY STUDY IN EUROPE
There are more than four thousand higher education institutions in Europe, from top-level research establishments to small, teaching-focused colleges. Europe itself is no less diverse, extending from the Arctic Circle to the coast of Africa, where tiny principalities sit side-by-side with many of the world’s leading economies.

A fascinating destination, but which country should you goes to? Which university should you choose? What do you need before you leave? What will happen when you arrive? These are just some of the questions you’re probably asking yourself already.
Here we provide some information on some European countries, their universities and what it takes to live and study in them.
Use this site to find the university that suits you best. A well-informed decision will make your time abroad even more valuable.
 We provide information about this following Countries and Universities.
Germany
Norway
Finland
Sweden
Belgium
Italy
Austria
Denmark
 WORK IN EUROPE

Europe offers career opportunities on a global scale. The globalization of European business and the introduction of flexible labor policies have resulted in European organizations stepping up to the plate and successfully competing with US and Asian businesses in the global marketplace. This development, together with the enlargement of the EU, means that there has never been a better time to make the career move to Europe. And working in Europe will guarantee you experience a diverse and multicultural workplace. Working within an organization where people come from different cultural and educational backgrounds is incredibly stimulating. With so many cultures across the continent the only problem you will have is choosing which country to work in Europe.
But no matter what country you select, Europe always offers you a very exciting working environment. More than other parts of the world, Europe depends on the brains and the creativity of its people to guarantee its future prosperity and its model of society. It is that creativity, coupled with an entrepreneurial spirit within an innovation-friendly framework, which gives Europe an advantage in a highly competitive global economy. 

Here we provide some Information about work permits for European Countries and some other Countries like Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

RESEARCH IN EUROPE

Europe is a better place to live and work, improving Europe's competitiveness, growth and job creation while tackling the main current and future societal challenges. To do so, the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation supports research and innovation through European Framework Programmes, coordinates and supports national and regional research and innovation programmes, contributes to the creation of the European Research Area by developing the conditions for researchers and knowledge to circulate freely, and supports European organizations and researchers in their cooperation at international level.

 We provide recent vacant positions  PhD/Post Docs  in European Universities. 

Sunday, November 23, 2014

PhD positions at IMPRS for Organismal Biology,Konstanz, Germany

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The International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Organismal Biology offers several fully-funded PhD positions. The IMPRSis based in southern Germany and is jointly organized by the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen and Radolfzell and the University of Konstanz. Outstanding students of all nationalities with a deep commitment to basic research in Organismal Biology are invited to apply.

More than 25 internationally recognized research groups actively participate in the PhD program and offer challenging, cutting-edge PhD projects in the fields of:
  • Behavioral Biology
  • Ecology
  • Evolutionary Biology
  • Physiology, and
  • Neurobiology.
For a list of all available PhD projects visit www.orn.mpg.de/projects.
All students accepted to the program will be supported by stipends or contracts. The program offers a dedicated teaching program, high quality research experience, and outstanding research facilities in an inspiring research and living environment. The working language is English. Each PhD student receives individual supervision and mentoring and is guided in her/his research work by a PhD advisory committee.
Deadline for the application is January 15, 2015. Interviews with the applicants are scheduled for Mid-March. Candidates accepted into the program may start latest September 2015. The Max Planck Society and the
University of Konstanz are equal opportunity employers.
Qualification: Applicants should hold a MSc or equivalent degree in biology or a related discipline at the point of enrollment.
Application: For the online application process visit www.orn.mpg.de/2383/Application.
More information at www.orn.mpg.de/IMPRS and www.facebook.com/OrganismalBiology.