Twitter Delicious Facebook Digg Stumbleupon Favorites More

Friday, May 27

To find research opportunities in France

Mant research students in France invariably need the help of Association Bernard Gregory. This association has a website that posts opportunities for research (PhD, postdoc, technicians etc). To search for research opportunities in France, click on the link below.
http://www.abg.asso.fr/offre_rechercher.php?nature=1&mz=1&lg=en

About ABG:

Founded in 1980, the Association Bernard Gregory promotes the value of training through research to the non-academic world and helps the entry of young PhDs from any discipline into business.
Mission

The mission of the ABG is to promote the placement of PhDs into companies through:
  • information, professionalisation initiatives and individual support programmes for job seekers,
  • promoting training through research within the business world,
  • matching the skills of new and recent PhDs to job offers in companies.
Initiatives

The actions of the ABG are complentary to research institutions' and doctoral schools'. They include:
  • Continuous information for PhD students, new and recent PhDs and postdocs on the job market and opportunities for professional contact, through a website that receives 400,000 visits per month, 'Docteurs&Co' quarterly newsletter, around a hundred interventions at PhD student forums and a European guide 'From PhD to Employment' (170,000 copies downloaded in 2004) available in French and in English.
  • Professionalisation initiatives: Doctoriales and the 'Adding value to skills – a new chapter in the thesis' programme (170 PhD students involved in 2004).
  • A network of 300 correspondents who provide individual support to new PhDs in structuring their career plans, in writing a CV aimed at the non-academic sector, and who follow them through to recruitment.
  • An online CVs database validated by ABG correspondents (1,000 CVs) and a database of company job offers (750 in 2004).
  • Coordinating a network of companies and partner research organizations: offering arenas (web and press) to communicate their initiatives and their actions in support of jobs for new and recent PhDs; organizing regular meetings of the Business Club that deal with new and recent PhDs and with companies.