- Location
- Zaragoza
- Type
- Full-time
- Source
- Teamtailor
Description
University of Zaragoza - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is looking for an IVY volunteer!
The volunteer will support the Interreg project “CARUSO - Cooperación y transferencia para valorizar los recursos naturales y aguas termales del territorio POCTEFA: desarrollo de productos cosmeticos para mejorar la microbiota de la piel.", under the Programme INTERREG POCTEFA.
The objective of the Interreg project CARUSO is to transfer knowledge to local businesses, support sustainable tourism and strengthen rural economic and social sustainability. Communication links research with citizens and potential users across the border.
The volunteer will be carrying out the following activities:
Co-design a manageable editorial calendar, prioritising activities available during the placement and proposing original youth-oriented formats;
Draft accessible website stories and social media content for the project's existing channel (LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube), with Spanish/French versions reviewed by partners;
Interview researchers, spa partners and local stakeholders; create short stories, photographs, infographics and captioned video clips explaining cross-border cooperation;
Contribute to the quarterly newsletter and draft press material, outreach leaflets and plain-language summaries of validated results, the resources catalogue and socio-economic findings;
Help communicate workshops or the final results event occurring during the stay through explanatory content, interviews and coverage; contribute to the final project video.
Other information:
Financial support of: 29.00 euros per day (week-end and holidays included).
Location: Zaragoza, Spain.
Start and duration: 1st December, for 6 month(s).
Languages*: Spanish B2, English B2, French (desired) B1
*Please be aware that the languages mentioned are the minimum level of command required.
Deadline for the applications is 17th November 2026
Website of the Interreg Project: Poctefa - Caruso
Website of the host: Inicio | Facultad de Veterinaria
