Middle East Chapter

Middle East Chapter

Who we are

 

The Middle East Chapter is part of the MCAA and a network hub to focus members' activities in the Middle Eastern countries- all countries in the Middle East apart from those with an autonomous chapter. The chapter aims to introduce MSCA opportunities to start and develop productive collaborations between academic and industrial institutions in the member countries and EU institutions. The chapter encourages local networking, motivation, and recruitment between Middle East fellows and MCAA/MSCA.

 

Objectives

 

  • Encourage local networking and establish a mutually beneficial relationship between MCAA and its alumni within the Middle East region
  • Initiate activities and events with added value to the alumni network
  • Increase, attract, support, and facilitate the connections between MSCA fellows and alumni
  • Interact and partner with external stakeholders within the Middle East region

 

Joining the chapter

The MSCA fellows from member countries are welcome to join the chapter. Membership is free and open to all MCAA members who have a connection to the Middle East region. Membership to the chapter provides access to the activities, information, and the right to participate in the election for the chapter chair. For the membership, just log onto the MCAA portal (https://www.mariecuriealumni.eu/groups/middle-east-chapter) and click on "join group".

Keep an eye on the chapter's news and future events:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mcaa-me-chapter/

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/mcaa_me

Contact us on: middle-east.chapter@mariecuriealumni.eu

 

Membership of the Chapter is free

But we hope you will contribute your energy and enthusiasm to support our activities

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OUR BOARD

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Amani Alawamleh

Chair

Latest Events

Meet & Greet

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Get to know the chapter's board members, mission, planned events, and more importantly, each other and welcome the new members to the chapter. Do not miss out on this opportunity to network and benefit from each other's experience.

Storytelling in Science

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Stories are the way the human brain naturally learns and relates to the outside world. that's why you can't do without storytelling when communicating science especially to an audience of non-experts. What are the strategies to be adopted to communicate science without trivializing and without distorting the scientific content?

Research Culture and Career Perspectives

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The German and the Middle East chapters are joining to hear from experts and discuss mental health in research, policy, career perspectives, and more!

MSCA fellowships (IF, COFUND, RISE): Writing a Successful Proposal

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