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Applications are invited for PhD Studentships
27 Mar 2012 at 16:44hrs | Views
School of Oriental and African Studies
(University of London)
Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
Marie Curie ITN Fellowships
Early Stage Researchers (PhD Studentships) in the field of Transdisciplinary Diaspora Studies
Grade G7/Ac2 £30,122 - £35,938 p.a. salary + £2,134 London Weighting + Supplement
Vacancy No: 000374
Applications are invited for 2 three year early stage researchers in the field of Diaspora Studies to work on one of two research projects on diasporic constructions of home and belonging (CoHaB). One project will be in the field of Social Anthropology and the other within the fields of Social Anthropology/ Development Studies/Media/Gender/ Postcolonial Studies, or a combination of these disciplines. The projects will be overseen by the SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies. The ESRs will complete a doctoral training programme at SOAS. Applicants must apply for a place on an MPhil/PhD programme in a relevant discipline as well as making a job application.
The researchers will be employed by SOAS on a full-time basis whilst undergoing their doctoral training.
The posts will commence in September 2012 and will continue for 3 years.
Annual leave is 30 days per annum plus statutory and bank holidays. USS pension scheme is available.
The post holders must fulfil the requirements stipulated by the Marie Curie Initial Training Network. For further details, the CoHab website can be found at www.itn-cohab.eu
For more information, please contact Parvathi Raman at pr1@soas.ac.uk
To apply for this vacancy or download a job description please visit www.soas.ac.uk/jobs. No agencies.
Closing date: 15th May 2012
Interviews are initially scheduled for week commencing: 11th June 2012
SOAS values diversity and aims to be an equal opportunities employer
Parvathi Raman
Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology
Director of Studies, MA in Migration and Diaspora Studies
Chair, SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
School of Oriental and African Studies
University of London
Thornhaugh Street
WC1 0XG
Tel: 0207 898 4434
(University of London)
Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
Marie Curie ITN Fellowships
Early Stage Researchers (PhD Studentships) in the field of Transdisciplinary Diaspora Studies
Grade G7/Ac2 £30,122 - £35,938 p.a. salary + £2,134 London Weighting + Supplement
Vacancy No: 000374
Applications are invited for 2 three year early stage researchers in the field of Diaspora Studies to work on one of two research projects on diasporic constructions of home and belonging (CoHaB). One project will be in the field of Social Anthropology and the other within the fields of Social Anthropology/ Development Studies/Media/Gender/ Postcolonial Studies, or a combination of these disciplines. The projects will be overseen by the SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies. The ESRs will complete a doctoral training programme at SOAS. Applicants must apply for a place on an MPhil/PhD programme in a relevant discipline as well as making a job application.
The researchers will be employed by SOAS on a full-time basis whilst undergoing their doctoral training.
The posts will commence in September 2012 and will continue for 3 years.
Annual leave is 30 days per annum plus statutory and bank holidays. USS pension scheme is available.
The post holders must fulfil the requirements stipulated by the Marie Curie Initial Training Network. For further details, the CoHab website can be found at www.itn-cohab.eu
For more information, please contact Parvathi Raman at pr1@soas.ac.uk
To apply for this vacancy or download a job description please visit www.soas.ac.uk/jobs. No agencies.
Closing date: 15th May 2012
Interviews are initially scheduled for week commencing: 11th June 2012
SOAS values diversity and aims to be an equal opportunities employer
Parvathi Raman
Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology
Director of Studies, MA in Migration and Diaspora Studies
Chair, SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
School of Oriental and African Studies
University of London
Thornhaugh Street
WC1 0XG
Tel: 0207 898 4434
Source - SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
