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Message from the team
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Welcome to our new look Euraxess UK newsletter!
Our theme for this month is Coming to the UK, featuring content for scientific researchers seeking opportunities to study and work in the UK.
We also feature Piangfan Naksukpaiboon from Thailand, a Marie Curie Early Stage Researcher at Queen's University Belfast who shares her international experiences and also her perspectives as an autistic researcher.
We're now on Facebook so please follow us to receive the latest news and updates.
Best wishes,
The Euraxess UK Team at the British Council
Disclaimer | Euraxess UK channels are managed by the British Council on behalf of BEIS. Although we make every effort to ensure content and links are accurate, up-to-date and relevant, we cannot take responsibility for pages maintained by external providers.
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RESOURCE | Help with your Gender Equity Plans
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Gender Equality Plans within the EURAXESS Hubs project task 'Gender - overview, learning and sharing' are now available to download to help institutions implement a gender equality plan - mandatory for any proposals for Horizon Europe.
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READ | Meet the Researchers: Piangfan Naksukpaiboon
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We speak to Piangfan Naksukpaiboon, a Marie Curie Early Stage Researcher at Queen’s University Belfast. Piangfan shares with us her experiences as an autistic researcher - and how a flexible approach to managing her work has enabled her to excel.
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WEBINAR | How to Publish Your First (or Next) Book in STEM
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Curious about publishing a book in Science, Technology Engineering, and Mathematics? Perhaps you have a PhD thesis you feel might have potential for publication as a book.
EURAXESS Australia & New Zealand in collaboration with Taylor & Francis, present a webinar to cover key aspects of how to propose a new book, the options available to you and the steps involved in publication.
This free webinar will take place on 24 February and is open for all nationalities. Seats are limited and will be offered on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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RESOURCE | GREAT Britain website launched
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Are you considering coming to the UK to work, research or study in the science sector? The GREAT Britain website has a range of useful information resources for you.
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FUNDING | British Academy Global Professorships
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Aimed at mid-career and senior reesearchers, Global Professorships aim to demonstrate and further enhance the UK’s commitment to international research partnerships and collaboration as well as strengthen the UK’s research capacity and capability in the humanities and the social sciences. Apply by 27 April.
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FUNDING | GREAT Scholarships 2022-23 open
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GREAT Scholarships are available from UK universities across a variety of subjects for students from 18 countries. They are each worth a minimum of £10,000 towards tuition fees for a one-year taught postgraduate course.
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WEBINAR | GREAT Scholarships
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Over 300 GREAT scholarships for postgraduate courses are available from 40 UK universities to students from 15 countries.
Learn more about the GREAT Scholarships, and hear from some of the universities involved, in Study UK's series of online events.
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RESOURCE | Study online with a UK university for free
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Study UK and FutureLearn are offering learners worldwide the chance to get a taster of UK education, from the comfort of your own home. Eligible learners in 143 countries can claim a free ‘digital upgrade’, giving you extended access and a free digital certificate.
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