PhD Program

PhD in Humanitarianism and Conflict Response

Submitted by Irene Tumwebaze on mer, 2010/09/01 - 10:00
Primary Author(s): 
School of Arts, Histories and Cultures
Primary Institution: 
The University of Manchester, UK
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Date Released: 
mer, 2010/09/01 (All day)
http://www.arts.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduatestudy/research/course/?code=08245&p...
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United Kingdom

Two fully-funded DPhil studentships at International Migration Institute

Submitted by paulap on mer, 2010/07/21 - 15:30
Primary Institution: 
Oxford University

The International Migration Institute at the University of Oxford seeks to award two fully-funded DPhil studentships commencing 1 October 2011
for the ‘Determinants of International Migration’ (DEMIG) research project  (http://www.imi.ox.ac.uk/research/demig/demig-the-determinants-of-international-migration)

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Date Released: 
mer, 2010/07/21 (All day)
http://www.imi.ox.ac.uk/research/demig/demig-the-determinants-of-international-m...
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Oxford

Two doctoral research fellowships on return migration to Burundi and Iraq

Submitted by paulap on ven, 2010/07/09 - 14:51
Primary Institution: 
Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Two doctoral research fellowships on return migration to Burundi and Iraq
 

Date Released: 
ven, 2010/07/09 (All day)
Oslo
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PhD in Law

Submitted by Irene Tumwebaze on lun, 2010/05/31 - 14:19
Primary Institution: 
Tanzania-German Centre for Postgraduate Studies (TGCL)

The three year curriculum of the PhD programme includes a thesis and selected courses. Students who perform excellently will have the opportunity to participate in a summer academy in Bayreuth, Germany.

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Date Released: 
lun, 2010/05/31 (All day)
http://www.tgcl.ac.tz/
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United Republic of Tanzania

PhD Forced Migration

Submitted by mmillard on sam, 2009/05/30 - 00:20
Primary Institution: 
University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
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The PhD in Forced Migration Studies is by research alone and generally requires no course work. Successful doctoral applicants must have a strong under-graduate degree and masters qualification, a substantive background in a forced migration-related field, and a demonstrated ability to conduct methodologically sound, independent research (academic or otherwise). Strong students who do not meet all of these qualifications may be admitted on the condition that they register for a research methods course and/or the core course.

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PhD Migration and Interethnic relations

Submitted by mmillard on sam, 2009/05/30 - 00:08
Primary Institution: 
University of Paris, France
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The Research Unit on Migration and Society (Unité de recherche Migrations et société URMIS) is a University and CNRS research centre located in Paris (University Paris 7 Denis Diderot) and Nice (University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis). It comprises 27 researchers from different disciplines (sociology, anthropology, contemporary history, social psychology).

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