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  • #32
    Kurtosis
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,881 ✭✭✭Kurtosis


    dar100 wrote: »
    cheers, I've came across this before. Does the partner agency have to be a higher education institute?

    I'm not very familiar with the funding programme, but the summary on that page says "An eligible Employment Partner on this programme is a business, company, registered charity, social, cultural or not-for-profit organisation, or a commercial semi-state organisation with a physical operational base located in Ireland that will employ the scholar for the duration of the award." There's a tab for Call Documentation on the right hand side of the page that should give more detail.


  • #33
    sullivlo
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    dar100 wrote: »
    cheers, I've came across this before. Does the partner agency have to be a higher education institute?

    I applied for the postdoc version previously and it had to be an employer and a higher education institute. It needs to be academically accredited.


  • #34
    dar100
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,735 ✭✭✭dar100


    sullivlo wrote: »
    I applied for the postdoc version previously and it had to be an employer and a higher education institute. It needs to be academically accredited.

    It state 30-50% of time must be spent in the higher institute. So you'd only really be able to work part time, 3/4 in the host organisation. It's a bit messy, but I'm sure worth it in long run.


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