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Become an evaluator

Updated 26 de July de 2024
Posted 1 de December de 2023

The European Commission is constantly looking for independent experts.

What are the advantages?

Working as an expert for the European Commission, you can play a key role in selecting research and innovation ideas that can contribute to tackling major global challenges, while transforming Europe into a greener, more inclusive and resilient continent.

In addition, you will be able to network with other specialists (potential partner-participants), sharing and learning from the expert community.

You will be able to improve your knowledge of what is and is not expected in a proposal.

And what’s more, it’s paid!

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More information.

Work as an expert

Horizon Europe Online Manual ‘Work as an expert’

Register

Access to the European Commission’s experts’ database

For further advice on registering your profile, read the FAQs and consult the manual.

 

 

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