Teaching modules
As part of its Training mission, the Genetics and Epigenetics New Education Graduate School (EUR G.E.N.E.) offers each year funding for the implementation of two teaching modules in the Masters of Genetics
FUNDING DESCRIPTION
- Support of organizational costs for modules up to a limit of € 2,000 each
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- To be a teacher-researcher in the G.E.N.E. Graduate School
KEY DATES
Two calls for projects per year: one planned during the month of November, one during the month of May
Application deadlines: December and June
or along the year
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
To file your application, fill out the file in computer version, assemble it in a single pdf document including all the complementary parts requested, which you will send to the following address: eur-gene@u-paris.fr
Application form
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