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Project management positions in Italy

1 open positions, aggregated daily from university career portals across Europe.

Italian academic hiring runs through national frameworks — the ASN (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale) habilitation for professorships and competitive bandi for research positions. Major research universities include Bologna, Padua, Milan's Politecnico and Sapienza Rome. Salaries are lower than Northern Europe but so is the cost of living outside Milan. The Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) offers internationally competitive packages.

•Postdoc contracts (assegni di ricerca): typically €20,000–28,000 net
•Professorships require ASN habilitation
•Working language: Italian for teaching, English common in STEM research
•Many positions posted on CINECA PICA portal

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

Project management

Public selection procedure for 1 assignment in the project "Managing entity of the Technopole of Modena: junior project manager profile"

Public selection procedure, based on curriculum vitae and possible interview, for the assignment of an autonomous work or professional assignment concerning the performance of activities of particular and specific relevance within the university service improvement project "Managing entity of the Technopole of Modena: junior project manager profile". APPLICATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE 26.10.2026.

🇮🇹 Modena

Closes todaySource: University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

Frequently asked questions

What is the ASN and why does it matter for Italian academic careers?+

The ASN (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale) is Italy's national scientific qualification. It is required to apply for associate or full professor positions at Italian universities. Candidates must demonstrate a sufficient publication record and academic credentials as assessed by a national committee.

What are assegni di ricerca in Italian academia?+

Assegni di ricerca are postdoctoral research fellowships, the standard contract for early-career researchers in Italy. They typically last 1–3 years and pay around €20,000–28,000 net per year. They are the main stepping stone between a PhD and a faculty position.