Post your opportunity here!

Looking to promote a job, an event, funding, some useful resources, or interesting projects? Please complete the form below to post your opportunity to our Opportunities Board. Here you will not only find opportunities sponsored by us, but also a selection from organizations, universities, and individuals throughout the microbiology community.

Our Opportunities Board editors will review your submission. If your opportunity is approved, they will publish it for you. Please bear in mind this may take a couple of business days, and also that we reserve the right to edit or cancel opportunities.

If you have any comments or feedback regarding the posting of your opportunity, please send them to us via email so we can assess and improve our service.

Opportunity

Do you want to promote your event, job, funding or interesting projects on our website to the wider microbiology community? By filling this form you can post on our Opportunities Board, where you can also find events and funding sponsored by FEMS and from organizations throughout the microbiology community. Please allow some time to go over the posting of your opportunity, as we moderate all applications.

  • Your name
  • Your email address
  • Opportunity title
  • Opportunity description
  • Expiration date: the expiration date can be either the starting date of a meeting or the final application deadline. If the opportunity is ongoing, you do not need to fill this field.
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
  • What does the expiration date refer to? (If the opportunity is ongoing, you do not need to choose what the expiration date refers to)
  • University / Institution / Company name
  • Name of the contact person
  • Email address of the contact person
  • If your opportunity is local, please indicate in what country
  • Please enter the URL related to this opporunity
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