1-2 positions as research support consultants focusing on European funding at the University of Southern Denmark

The role of research support consultant focusing on European funding at the University of Southern Denmark requires expertise in navigating and managing European research funding programs. Candidates should possess a strong understanding of the European funding landscape, including familiarity with major funding bodies such as Horizon Europe, European Research Council (ERC), and other EU research and innovation initiatives. Key competencies include grant proposal development, project budgeting, and compliance with EU funding regulations and reporting requirements. Effective communication skills are essential to liaise with academic researchers, funding agencies, and administrative units. The position demands the ability to analyze funding calls, advise on eligibility and strategic fit, and support the preparation and submission of competitive funding applications. Experience in research administration or consultancy within an academic or research institution context is highly valuable. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate proficiency in project management and an aptitude for working collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams. Knowledge of research policy and funding trends at both European and national levels will enhance effectiveness in this role. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the position likely requires a degree in a relevant field such as social sciences, business administration, or research management, combined with practical experience in research funding support. Overall, the role suits professionals who are detail-oriented, proactive, and capable of navigating complex funding frameworks to maximize research funding opportunities for the university.