NATO’s Young Professionals Programme (YPP) aims to develop highly talented professionals who are interested in accelerating their career through entry-level positions at NATO. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work in various areas in different NATO bodies and gain a range of experiences across the Alliance. Who can apply Young people between 21 and 32 years […]
The EU is extending support to workers at risk of losing their jobs
This change aims to reduce the number of cases in whichemployees lose their jobs because their role is no longer required, and to helpworkers transition into new roles. Thenew ruleswill remain in force until the end of 2027, when the current EGF programme expires. Currently, the European Growth Fund (EGF) supports workers and the self-employed […]
Employment – Childcare Professionals in Nurseries in Ireland
On 4 June, a recruitment event specialising in early years education (Childcare Professionals) will take place in Málaga for those wishing to work in Ireland. This is an in-person recruitment event organised in collaboration with EURES Ireland. Irish companies from the childcare sector will attend this event to conduct face-to-face interviews in English. Around 10 […]
The Commission is proposing new measures to tackle poverty and improve the lives of people with disabilities
The European Commission has presented an ambitious social plan aimed at helping to eradicate poverty and promote the rights of people with disabilities across the EU. The package includes thefirst European strategy against poverty—the Commission’s plan to help eradicate poverty in the EU by 2050—; a proposal for a Council Recommendation oncombating housing exclusion; and […]
Better protection for workers against exposure to chemicals
On Wednesday, the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs adopted its position on the new provisions designed to strengthen EU rules to protect workers from exposure to hazardous substances. With 45 votes in favour, none against and 10 abstentions, MEPs on the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs approved the sixth revision of the Carcinogens, […]
Internships – EMA training programmes – Netherlands
The European Medicines Agency offers internships for university graduates at its headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The aim is for interns to gain an understanding of how the Agency operates and its role within the EU. The programme runs from 1 October to 31 July each year. Requirements: Recent university graduates (up to 12 months […]
PhD – Engineering – Italy
The Polytechnic University of Turin is offering a position for a highly motivated PhD student within the European doctoral network “CRITERIA” in the field of optimising excavation and mining methods applied to tailings and mining waste for the purposes of remediation and environmental protection. The CRITERIA network aims to train young researchers to tackle challenges […]
PhD – History of Law – Poland
The project The MSCA doctoral network “TESTAMENT” (Testamentary Practices on the Periphery of the Ius Commune Tradition: Freedom and Oppression (c. 1420–1620)) is funded by the European Union under grant agreement No 101226689. It brings together five contracting universities: KU Leuven (Belgium, coordinating institution), Jagiellonian University in Kraków (Poland), University of Warsaw (Poland), Charles University […]
PhD – History of the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period – Belgium
Job description The Department of History at the University of Liège is offeringthreefully-funded PhD positions (1.0 FTE). The PhD students will join the PROXISENSES project – Interwoven Histories of the Near Senses (1350–1650). A Mediterranean History of (Subjective) Knowledge, funded by the European Research Council (ERC) and led by Professor Viktoria von Hoffmann. We invite […]