Your MSCA Experience Can Still Open New Routes.
For former Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellows and researchers whose funded period ended recently or years ago.
Reactivate the professional value of previous research
Fellowship history, publications, project delivery, institutional relationships, proposals and professional networks can be reorganised into a new transition strategy.
Career relaunch
Rebuild positioning for academic or industry applications after a gap, temporary work or career change.
Return to research
Reconnect research ideas, publications, collaborators and funding routes into a realistic re-entry plan.
Return to Europe
Build professional pathways around employment, projects, funding, networking and other legitimate routes.
Research business
Turn specialist knowledge into consulting, R&D services, research-company or startup options.
Possible starting assets
- former fellowship and project record
- publications and unpublished research
- previous hosts and collaborators
- past proposals and grant-writing material
- industry contacts and transferable expertise
Questions researchers often ask
Can former MSCA fellows still use their fellowship assets years later?
Yes. The research, publications, host relationships, international network and proposal history can still support new grants, industry roles, entrepreneurship or research-centre development.
What if an academic position did not follow the fellowship?
The next route can include industry R&D, consulting, research commercialisation, a research company, alternative grants or an independent institute rather than waiting only for an academic vacancy.
Can old proposals be reactivated?
Yes. They can be re-examined as research programmes and decomposed into new projects, publications, services or funding applications.