Twenty four places for post-doctoral syllabi to be provided in Moldova in 2024
Chisinau, 6 September /MOLDPRES/ - The Education and Research Ministry (MEC) will provide 23 places with budgetary financing. The government approved a decision to this effect at a meeting today.
The admission to the post-doctoral education will be made at such programmes as health, sustainable agriculture, food security and safety of food products, environment and climate changes, economic competitiveness, innovative technologies, etc.
People holding the title of doctor of science are eligible for admission to the post-doctoral programmes.
The admission to the post-doctoral programmes will take place during October-November this year.
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