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1000 doctorants pour les territoires" program coordinator (M/F)

Application deadline: 12/04/2026
Position reserved for contract employees, open on a full-time (100%) 8-month fixed-term contract, to be filled by May 1, 2026 at the latest.
Contract: Contract employee T3
Statutory category: A / Albanel Group 3

ENSA Paris-la Villette is recruiting a “Coordination of the 1000 doctoral students for territories program” project manager for the Development and Steering Support Department (6 people) under the supervision of the department manager.

The “1000 doctorants pour les territoires” program is funded by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, supported by CNAM and operated by lʼENSAPLV under an ad-hoc agreement. It involves developing the use of theses in local authorities, public establishments and associations eligible for the Cifre scheme.

The “1000 doctorants pour les territoires” program coordinator will focus on the following activities:

  1. Support
    Role as first point of contact and facilitator for Cifre doctoral students, employer structures, research laboratories and national programs.
  2. Animation and structuring of communities
    Participation in existing networks and structuring of new networks of partners, doctoral students, research laboratories and supported programs, in order to generate solutions, innovations and a joint increase in skills through experience sharing.
  3. Synergy 1000 doctoral students / ENSAPLV
    Maintain the link between the program and its hosts, working the program’s local base with the ENSAPLV and CNAM network, as well as the national ENSA-P network in liaison with the supervisory ministries (MESR and MC).

For further information on the “1000 doctorants pour les territoires” program and a list of the main skills required, please see the job description available for download below.

1000 doctoral students" Coodinator job sheet (M/F)3/18/2026 - Pdf file - 4 pages - 140.47 Ko

 

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