As of October 2020, this post describes the salary of PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN. It varies according to the country where the project will be carried out and it is not a fixed value. Therefore, in this post, we explain how that work. The Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie Actions – Innovative Training Networks (ITN) is one of the most generous PhD programs in Europe. A PhD student who receives funding from ITN earns a higher salary than those peers hired by other funding.
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Basic Salary of PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN
Similar to Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie Actions – Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship, the salary of the PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN is made of three parts:
- Living allowance: 3270 €/month
- Mobility allowance: 600 €/month
- Family allowance: 500 €/month
The first two-part of salary is given to every PhD student in ITN but the last one is only given to those with accompanying families. The numbers given above are not however a fixed value and vary according to the country where you conduct your PhD. In the following section, we explain how the country influences salary.
Country Correction Coefficient: Marie-Curie Programs
The country correction coefficient (CCC) adjusts the salary of PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN. The CCC will help to compensate for the living expenses according to the host country. For example, if you work as an ITN PhD student in Germany, the CCC is 0.988 (make it less). But if you do your fellowship in Denmark the payment is much higher thanks to the high CCC in Denmark (1.335).
In short, a married PhD student who works in Denmark under ITN can earn (as a gross salary) 5465€/month. However the same PhD student working in Germany under the ITN fund receives 4330€/month. On average, the salary of PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN funding in many countries is 50% more than normal students in the same country.
Salary of PhD students in Marie-Curie ITN: The top 20 highest paying countries
In the table below, you can find the list of the top-paying countries where ITN PhD students earn the highest salary. Note the difference between the single and married PhD in the last two columns.
CCC | Annual living allowance | Mobility allowance per year | The family allowance per year | Annual income before tax (for the single researcher) | Annual income before tax (for the researcher with family) | |
Bermuda | 151.5 | 56539.8 | 7200 | 6000 | 69739.8 | 69739.8 |
Denmark | 135.3 | 50493.96 | 7200 | 6000 | 63693.96 | 63693.96 |
Faroe Islands | 134.1 | 50046.12 | 7200 | 6000 | 63246.12 | 63246.12 |
Norway | 131.9 | 49225.08 | 7200 | 6000 | 62425.08 | 62425.08 |
New Caledonia | 128.9 | 48105.48 | 7200 | 6000 | 61305.48 | 61305.48 |
Congo | 127.6 | 47620.32 | 7200 | 6000 | 60820.32 | 60820.32 |
Chad | 125.3 | 46761.96 | 7200 | 6000 | 59961.96 | 59961.96 |
UK | 120.3 | 44895.96 | 7200 | 6000 | 58095.96 | 58095.96 |
Iceland | 116.6 | 43515.12 | 7200 | 6000 | 56715.12 | 56715.12 |
Finland | 116.6 | 43515.12 | 7200 | 6000 | 56715.12 | 56715.12 |
Barbados | 116.6 | 43515.12 | 7200 | 6000 | 56715.12 | 56715.12 |
Japan | 115.9 | 43253.88 | 7200 | 6000 | 56453.88 | 56453.88 |
Russia | 115.5 | 43104.6 | 7200 | 6000 | 56304.6 | 56304.6 |
Angola | 114.6 | 42768.72 | 7200 | 6000 | 55968.72 | 55968.72 |
Central African Republic | 114.3 | 42656.76 | 7200 | 6000 | 55856.76 | 55856.76 |
Ireland | 113.5 | 42358.2 | 7200 | 6000 | 55558.2 | 55558.2 |
Switzerland | 113.1 | 42208.92 | 7200 | 6000 | 55408.92 | 55408.92 |
Gabon | 113.1 | 42208.92 | 7200 | 6000 | 55408.92 | 55408.92 |
Vanuatu | 112.6 | 42022.32 | 7200 | 6000 | 55222.32 | 55222.32 |
Sweden | 111.7 | 41686.44 | 7200 | 6000 | 54886.44 | 54886.44 |
France | 111 | 41425.2 | 7200 | 6000 | 54625.2 | 54625.2 |
Liechtenstein | 110 | 41052 | 7200 | 6000 | 54252 | 54252 |
Italy | 106.7 | 39820.44 | 7200 | 6000 | 53020.44 | 53020.44 |
Netherlands | 104.3 | 38924.76 | 7200 | 6000 | 52124.76 | 52124.76 |
As you can see from the table above, the top of the list is not necessarily the developing and rich countries. Basically, any country where living expenses are higher will be paying higher to ITN PhD students.
Interested in discovering the salary figures for PhD and postdoctoral positions in Europe?:
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Denmark
- Salary of a PhD student and Postdoc in Norway
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Switzerland
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Sweden
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Germany
- Salary of PhD and Postdoc in Ireland
- Salary of Postdocs in France
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in the UK
- Professors’ salary in the UK
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in the Netherlands
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Finland
- Salary of PhD student and Postdoc in Austria
- Salary of Marie-curie postdoctoral fellowship
- Salary of PhD student in Marie-Curie ITN
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Fully Funded PhD Positions with Salary
- Germany – Fully Funded PhD
- Switzerland – Fully Funded PhD
- Denmark – Fully Funded PhD
- UK – Fully Funded PhD
- Sweden – Fully Funded PhD
- Finland – Fully Funded PhD
- Netherlands – Fully Funded PhD
- Norway – Fully Funded PhD
- Belgium – Fully Funded PhD
- Austria – Fully Funded PhD
- Australia – Fully Funded PhD
- France – Fully Funded PhD
- New Zealand – Fully Funded PhD
- Canada – Fully Funded PhD
- USA – Fully Funded PhD
- Luxembourg – Fully Funded PhD
- Spain – Fully Funded PhD
- Italy – Fully Funded PhD
- Iceland -Fully Funded PhD