EC Invites Researchers to Take Part in an International Study on Their Mobility Patterns and Career
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The European Commission have launched a large international study on the mobility patterns, career paths and working conditions of researchers.
The Commission would like to know about your views, needs and experiences with international mobility. Which countries have you worked in as a researcher? What factors have played a role in your decisions to move country? Have you previously worked in Europe and if so, how does this compare to other parts of the world? Have you considered carrying out research in Europe?
Your responses will help the European Commission develop better policies that should improve the mobility opportunities, career prospects and working conditions of researchers.
The questionnaire should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.
All answers will be treated as strictly confidential and processed anonymously.
Please access the survey at the following link:
http://s.chkmkt.com/?e=21264&d=e&h=0B637FEC1B8E248&l=en
Please help us distribute this by forwarding it to friends and colleagues.
The Commission would like to know about your views, needs and experiences with international mobility. Which countries have you worked in as a researcher? What factors have played a role in your decisions to move country? Have you previously worked in Europe and if so, how does this compare to other parts of the world? Have you considered carrying out research in Europe?
Your responses will help the European Commission develop better policies that should improve the mobility opportunities, career prospects and working conditions of researchers.
The questionnaire should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.
All answers will be treated as strictly confidential and processed anonymously.
Please access the survey at the following link:
http://s.chkmkt.com/?e=21264&d=e&h=0B637FEC1B8E248&l=en
Please help us distribute this by forwarding it to friends and colleagues.
