Employment
EU takes to road to help researchers find jobs and advice
The European Commission today (3 March) launches a pan-European information campaign to help researchers find career advice and work through the EURAXESS gateway. The 'EURAXESS – Researchers in Motion' roadshow will visit 29 European cities in 22 countries (MEMO/14/145) to offer researchers and those interested in scientific careers advice on jobs, CV building and employment rights. The two month campaign, with a strong social media presence, is expected to reach out to around 100,000 students and young researchers.
Unveiling the campaign bus in Brussels, Research, Innovation and Science Commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn said: "EURAXESS has become the go-to place for researchers seeking jobs in Europe. From finding work to funding opportunities, EURAXESS offers researchers concrete information and advice. With more than 40,000 advertised jobs per year and more than one million mobility-related queries tackled within the last four years, EURAXESS is an essential resource at a time unemployment is our greatest economic challenge."
EURAXESS is supported by 40 participating countries across Europe. Through its portal it provides a single access point to information across countries and personalised assistance by more than 530 staff working in more than 260 Service Centres.
In 2013, there were nearly 950,000 unique visitors to the EURAXESS website, three times more than in 2010, and nearly 9.6 million page views. More than 7,700 research organisations (companies, universities and SMEs, etc.) are currently registered on EURAXESS Jobs. The aim of the tour is to encourage even wider participation.
Background
The tour has been organized in close collaboration with national EURAXESS centres in each country being visited. There will be interactive sessions, such as workshops with experts, discussion sessions and science slams, at each stop. There will also be sessions on careers that will take place in co-operation with university human resources departments.
More information
EURAXESS
EURAXESS On Tour
European Research Area (ERA)
Tour dates
Tuesday, 4 March Brussels/BE Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Wednesday, 5 March London/UK Queen Mary University London
Tuesday, 11 March Copenhagen/DK University of Copenhagen
Wednesday, 12 March Lund/SE Lund University
Friday, 14 March Poznan/PL Adam Mickiewicz University
Monday, 17 March Warsaw/PL University of Warsaw
Tuesday, 18 March Wroclaw/PL Wroclaw University of Technology
Wednesday, 19 March Prague /CZ National Library of Technology
Thursday, 20 March Vienna/AT University of Vienna
Friday, 21 March Bratislava/SK Comenius-University
Monday, 24 March Budapest/HU Corvinus University of Budapest
Wednesday, 26 March Bucharest/RO University of Bucharest
Thursday, 27 March Plovdiv/BG University "Paisii Hilendarski“
Friday, 28 March Sofia/BG University St. Kl. Ohridski
Monday, 31 March Thessaloniki/GR Aristoteles-University
Tuesday, 1 April Niš/SR University Niš
Wednesday, 2 April Banja Luka/BIH University Banja Luka
Thursday, 3 April Zagreb/HR University Zagreb
Friday, 4 April Ljubljana/SL University Ljubljana
Monday, 7 April Trieste/IT AREA Science Park
Tuesday, 8 April Milan/IT University of Milan
Wednesday, 9 April Zurich/CH ETH Zurich/University of Zurich
Thursday, 10 April Strasbourg/FR Université de Strasbourg
Tuesday 15 April Maastricht/NL University of Maastricht
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Tuesday 22 April Luxembourg/LU University of Luxembourg
Wednesday, 23 April Bremen/DE University of Bremen
Thursday, 24 April Hamburg/DE Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron
Monday, 28 April Cologne/DE University of Cologne
Tuesday, 29 April Liège/BE Université de Liège
Wednesday, 30 April Brussels/BE Closing event Université libre de Bruxelles
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