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Admissions for Doctoral, Masters
and Honours’ Students, 2018 are now open.
University
of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa
College of Humanities
Centre for Communication, Media and Society
Centre for Communication, Media and Society
Admissions
for Doctoral, Masters and Honours’ Students,
2018 are now open.
2018 are now open.
Candidates with strong
academic track record in any of the social sciences or arts will be considered.
The Centre for Communication, Media
and Society, University of KwaZulu-Natal, is a premier African
postgraduate research and teaching unit in the School of Applied Human
Sciences. The staff cohort all have PhDs, and include
National Research Foundation -rated and award-winning
researchers. The Centre has a sustained track record of above average research
productivity in books and high-impact journals. The student body comprises
twenty students at each of three post graduate levels (Honours/ 4th year;
Masters by research; and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)), with an optimum
throughput graduation period. In the past four years, the Centre has graduated
15 PhDs and 34 research Masters’ students, as well as a full cohort of Honours
students in minimum time. Many of our students are international, coming
from Europe and America. African students are particularly well
represented, with alumni from 16 African countries.
Full-time research students receive fee remission for 1 year (Masters) or
3 years (PhD).
The Centre specialises in:
media
histories;
broadcasting,
newspaper and new media studies;
cultural
heritage and tourism;
culture
and identity studies;
development
communication;
public
health communication.
CONTACT: Professor Donal
McCracken at mccrackend@ukzn.ac.za
Professor
Ruth Teer-Tomaselli
UNESCO Chair of Communications
Centre for Culture and Media in Society (CCMS)
Centre for Culture and Media in Society (CCMS)
School of Applied Human Sciences
College of Humanities
University of Kwa-Zulu-Natal
031-260-2505 or 083-419-2576
http://ccms.ukzn.ac.za
College of Humanities
University of Kwa-Zulu-Natal
031-260-2505 or 083-419-2576
http://ccms.ukzn.ac.za
Ph.D. position in Computer Science (with
an orientation towards Computational Media and Datafication of Health)
We’re hiring a PhD student (fully funded, 4-5 years depending on teaching
[maximum 20%]) in computer science with an orientation towards
”computational media och datafication of health”. For this particular position
we are looking for a candidate that is able to undertake research in an
interdisciplinary research environment. Preferably s/he should also have
experience of methodologies such as digital ethnography, ethnography, and/or
computational methods to study digital media.
Ph.D. position in Computer Science (with an orientation towards
Computational Media and Datafication of Health)
*Ref: 2.2.1-2017/211*
*General information about Malmö University*
Since its inception in 1998, Malmö University has grown into the country's eighth largest institution of higher education with 25 000 students. Its education and research programmes are distinguished by their multidisciplinary, problem-oriented approach and social relevance. The university offers students a range of educations in five faculties: Culture and Society, Education and Society, Health and Society, Odontology, and Technology and Society.
*The Faculty of Technology and Society*
The Faculty of Technology and society (TS) offers educations and research in computer science and media technology as well as engineering and natural sciences and applied mathematics. A characteristic of our research and teaching is the engagement of companies and other organizations as active participants. We are located in Malmö city close to Malmö Central Station.
*The Department of Computer Science and Media Technology
*At the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology, currently around 60 lecturers, researchers and professors are employed. The department has an international flair with employees from some 20 different countries.
The department offers eight different bachelor degree programmes and three master degree programmes within media development, computer science, computer systems engineering and informatics. Our degree programmes, as well as, our research activities, have a close connection with the surrounding society and the industries in it. Most of our educational programmes were assessed as maintaining very high quality by the Swedish Agency of Higher Education in the latest evaluation.
At the department, the research is devoted to the digitalization of our society, and a special area of attention is the Internet of Things, where we mainly investigate the usefulness and human use of the connected devices in our surroundings. Other research areas that our researchers investigate are, e.g., software engineering, intelligent transport systems, and computational media. Apart from a strong cooperation with the industry and with several research organizations, such as the Internet of Things and People Research Center, Software Center, and the Swedish Knowledge Center for Public Transport, our researchers actively take part in research projects with universities around the world.
For more information about the activities at the department, please visit this address:
(http://mah.se/english/faculties/Faculty-of-Technology-and-Society/).
*Job description Ph.D. programme in Computer Science*
The successful candidate will become part of the Computational Media Lab and undertake interdisciplinary research focusing on the societal challenges related to the datafication of health. The Computational Media Lab is a research lab that engages with challenges brought about by processes of digitalisation and datafication. Using, reconfiguring, and creating a multitude of research methodologies, research within this lab engages with the tension between computer science, interaction design and media studies by studying how, for instance, people engage with and make sense of big data and digital technologies in their everyday lives. The PhD project is expected to explore questions of datafied power, how people are living their everyday lives with and through data, and how relationships between data and people are mediated in various ways. This position is specifically oriented towards experiences and expectations within health care and self-care practices but should also probe links to other relevant areas of datafication that are not explicitly related to health.
*Employment as a Ph.D. student*
An employed Ph.D. student shall primarily devote time to his/her own research training. Teaching assignments of up to 20% may be part of your duties.Regulations regarding employment of Ph.D. students can be found in Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 1-7 §§. The Ph.D. student is expected to actively participate in the research and teaching environment.
The aim of the Ph.D. programme is to develop the knowledge and skills required for the Ph.D. student to independently conduct research and thereby contribute to the development of knowledge within the project. The Ph.D. programme is worth 240 higher education credits (equivalent to four years of full-time studies) and usually combines with 20% teaching.
The position as PhD student normally consists of 80% research within the Computational media lab, and 20% teaching at the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology. The successful candidate will partake in the future developments of the master’s programme "Media Technology: Strategic Media Development” that draws on a wide range of fields such as internet of things, digital humanities, digital ethnography, computer science, cultural studies, and media studies.
*Eligibility requirements for admission
*Ph.D. students are both employed and admitted to the study programme in parallell. To be eligible for PhD studies, a student must have:
1) a second-cycle higher education degree.
2) completed course requirements of at least 240 higher education credits, of which at least 60 higher education credits are second-cycle.
3) in some other way, nationally or internationally, acquired equivalent knowledge.
Regulations regarding admission to PhD studies can be found in Higher Education Ordinance 7 Chap. 34-41 §§.
*Special admission requirements*
Special eligibility is accorded to those who have knowledge and skills equivalent to a second-cycle degree in computer science or in another subject that has relevance for computer science
Good knowledge of written and spoken English is a prerequisite.
*Assessment and selection criteria
*Initial assessment concerns the general and specific eligibility requirements (above).
Further, according to Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 5 §, importance is placed on the student’s ability to appropriate the advanced learning of the third-cycle PhD programme. The previously written material and the dissertation plan are important indicators of this ability as well as research experience and documented relevant working life experience. Of special relevance are independently written material on advanced level (MSc).
Good knowledge (on the level of second-cycle higher education degree) of computer science or related area
Additional assessment criteria include demonstrated analytical and communication skills, and demonstrated fluency in written and spoken English.
General assessment criteria
Independence of analysis and presentation in previous work
Problem formulation and scientific rigour in previous work
Methodological and scientific maturity
* Communication skills
Additional assessment criteria
Ability to undertake research in an interdisciplinary research
environment
Experience of methodologies such as digital ethnography,
ethnography, and/or computational methods to study digital media.
*Information
*Bo Peterson, acting head of the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology, bo.peterson@mah.sebo.peterson@mah.se>
Sara Säthersten, HR specialist, sara.sathersten@mah.sesara.sathersten@mah.se>
Martin Berg, Associate professor, martin.berg@mah.semartin.berg@mah.se>
Malmö University has carefully considered recruitment platforms and advertising options. Please do not contact us with advertising offers or collaborations for recruitment.
*Instructions for application
*You apply through Malmö Universities’ recruitment system by clicking the button “ansök”. You have the responsibility that your application is completed with all required documentation according to the adverted position. Your application must have arrived no later than 2017-11-05.
The application should contain the following documents:
1. A personal letter in which the applicant gives a short description of him/herself and his/her research interests in relation to the position. (max 2 pages) //
2. CV//
3. A project plan/description in which the applicant presents her/his research topics and suggested studies in relation to the position's orientation towards Computational Media and Datafication of Health. (max 4 pages)
4. Complete list of publications and creative works relevant to the position (including scholarly as well as general-interest publications, advanced level independent thesis and reports).
5. Master's thesis or similar degree projects
6. Copies of writings that you specifically wish to highlight (maximum 3 writings)//
7. Certificates and university transcripts, certifying your CV//
8. References (at least 2; names, titles, contact information positions/relation. Please do not submit letters of reference).//
*Form of employment and starting date
*Employment is full-time and time restricted according to Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 7 §.
Starting date: 1 January 2018 or according to agreement.
Malmö University is characterized by an open and inclusive approach, where gender equality and equal opportunities add value to our activities.
*Union representatives
*SACO, Stefan Gustafsson <http://forskning.mah.se/id/tsstgu>
ST/OFR Anita Marttila <http://www.nav.mah.se/person/id/IMANMA>
PhD Student Union representative Niklas Ehrlin, niklas.ehrlin@mah.seniklas.ehrlin@mah.se>
Apply online: http://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1015/job?site=6&lang=SE&validator=df9f5539db53eab37b3e3087d2a2669b&job_id=292
Ph.D. position in Computer Science (with an orientation towards
Computational Media and Datafication of Health)
*Ref: 2.2.1-2017/211*
*General information about Malmö University*
Since its inception in 1998, Malmö University has grown into the country's eighth largest institution of higher education with 25 000 students. Its education and research programmes are distinguished by their multidisciplinary, problem-oriented approach and social relevance. The university offers students a range of educations in five faculties: Culture and Society, Education and Society, Health and Society, Odontology, and Technology and Society.
*The Faculty of Technology and Society*
The Faculty of Technology and society (TS) offers educations and research in computer science and media technology as well as engineering and natural sciences and applied mathematics. A characteristic of our research and teaching is the engagement of companies and other organizations as active participants. We are located in Malmö city close to Malmö Central Station.
*The Department of Computer Science and Media Technology
*At the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology, currently around 60 lecturers, researchers and professors are employed. The department has an international flair with employees from some 20 different countries.
The department offers eight different bachelor degree programmes and three master degree programmes within media development, computer science, computer systems engineering and informatics. Our degree programmes, as well as, our research activities, have a close connection with the surrounding society and the industries in it. Most of our educational programmes were assessed as maintaining very high quality by the Swedish Agency of Higher Education in the latest evaluation.
At the department, the research is devoted to the digitalization of our society, and a special area of attention is the Internet of Things, where we mainly investigate the usefulness and human use of the connected devices in our surroundings. Other research areas that our researchers investigate are, e.g., software engineering, intelligent transport systems, and computational media. Apart from a strong cooperation with the industry and with several research organizations, such as the Internet of Things and People Research Center, Software Center, and the Swedish Knowledge Center for Public Transport, our researchers actively take part in research projects with universities around the world.
For more information about the activities at the department, please visit this address:
(http://mah.se/english/faculties/Faculty-of-Technology-and-Society/).
*Job description Ph.D. programme in Computer Science*
The successful candidate will become part of the Computational Media Lab and undertake interdisciplinary research focusing on the societal challenges related to the datafication of health. The Computational Media Lab is a research lab that engages with challenges brought about by processes of digitalisation and datafication. Using, reconfiguring, and creating a multitude of research methodologies, research within this lab engages with the tension between computer science, interaction design and media studies by studying how, for instance, people engage with and make sense of big data and digital technologies in their everyday lives. The PhD project is expected to explore questions of datafied power, how people are living their everyday lives with and through data, and how relationships between data and people are mediated in various ways. This position is specifically oriented towards experiences and expectations within health care and self-care practices but should also probe links to other relevant areas of datafication that are not explicitly related to health.
*Employment as a Ph.D. student*
An employed Ph.D. student shall primarily devote time to his/her own research training. Teaching assignments of up to 20% may be part of your duties.Regulations regarding employment of Ph.D. students can be found in Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 1-7 §§. The Ph.D. student is expected to actively participate in the research and teaching environment.
The aim of the Ph.D. programme is to develop the knowledge and skills required for the Ph.D. student to independently conduct research and thereby contribute to the development of knowledge within the project. The Ph.D. programme is worth 240 higher education credits (equivalent to four years of full-time studies) and usually combines with 20% teaching.
The position as PhD student normally consists of 80% research within the Computational media lab, and 20% teaching at the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology. The successful candidate will partake in the future developments of the master’s programme "Media Technology: Strategic Media Development” that draws on a wide range of fields such as internet of things, digital humanities, digital ethnography, computer science, cultural studies, and media studies.
*Eligibility requirements for admission
*Ph.D. students are both employed and admitted to the study programme in parallell. To be eligible for PhD studies, a student must have:
1) a second-cycle higher education degree.
2) completed course requirements of at least 240 higher education credits, of which at least 60 higher education credits are second-cycle.
3) in some other way, nationally or internationally, acquired equivalent knowledge.
Regulations regarding admission to PhD studies can be found in Higher Education Ordinance 7 Chap. 34-41 §§.
*Special admission requirements*
Special eligibility is accorded to those who have knowledge and skills equivalent to a second-cycle degree in computer science or in another subject that has relevance for computer science
Good knowledge of written and spoken English is a prerequisite.
*Assessment and selection criteria
*Initial assessment concerns the general and specific eligibility requirements (above).
Further, according to Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 5 §, importance is placed on the student’s ability to appropriate the advanced learning of the third-cycle PhD programme. The previously written material and the dissertation plan are important indicators of this ability as well as research experience and documented relevant working life experience. Of special relevance are independently written material on advanced level (MSc).
Good knowledge (on the level of second-cycle higher education degree) of computer science or related area
Additional assessment criteria include demonstrated analytical and communication skills, and demonstrated fluency in written and spoken English.
General assessment criteria
Independence of analysis and presentation in previous work
Problem formulation and scientific rigour in previous work
Methodological and scientific maturity
* Communication skills
Additional assessment criteria
Ability to undertake research in an interdisciplinary research
environment
Experience of methodologies such as digital ethnography,
ethnography, and/or computational methods to study digital media.
*Information
*Bo Peterson, acting head of the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology, bo.peterson@mah.se
Sara Säthersten, HR specialist, sara.sathersten@mah.se
Martin Berg, Associate professor, martin.berg@mah.se
Malmö University has carefully considered recruitment platforms and advertising options. Please do not contact us with advertising offers or collaborations for recruitment.
*Instructions for application
*You apply through Malmö Universities’ recruitment system by clicking the button “ansök”. You have the responsibility that your application is completed with all required documentation according to the adverted position. Your application must have arrived no later than 2017-11-05.
The application should contain the following documents:
1. A personal letter in which the applicant gives a short description of him/herself and his/her research interests in relation to the position. (max 2 pages) //
2. CV//
3. A project plan/description in which the applicant presents her/his research topics and suggested studies in relation to the position's orientation towards Computational Media and Datafication of Health. (max 4 pages)
4. Complete list of publications and creative works relevant to the position (including scholarly as well as general-interest publications, advanced level independent thesis and reports).
5. Master's thesis or similar degree projects
6. Copies of writings that you specifically wish to highlight (maximum 3 writings)//
7. Certificates and university transcripts, certifying your CV//
8. References (at least 2; names, titles, contact information positions/relation. Please do not submit letters of reference).//
*Form of employment and starting date
*Employment is full-time and time restricted according to Higher Education Ordinance 5 Chap. 7 §.
Starting date: 1 January 2018 or according to agreement.
Malmö University is characterized by an open and inclusive approach, where gender equality and equal opportunities add value to our activities.
*Union representatives
*SACO, Stefan Gustafsson <http://forskning.mah.se/id/tsstgu>
ST/OFR Anita Marttila <http://www.nav.mah.se/person/id/IMANMA>
PhD Student Union representative Niklas Ehrlin, niklas.ehrlin@mah.se
Apply online: http://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1015/job?site=6&lang=SE&validator=df9f5539db53eab37b3e3087d2a2669b&job_id=292
Lecturer in Film Production
£38,779 to £49,888 per annum incl. London Allowance
Full-time, Permanent
The Department of Arts & Humanities is seeking to appoint a qualified and highly committed individual to join the Film and TV team, to effectively and efficiently undertake a range of duties associated with teaching, research and administration.
We are seeking a candidate with an active practice and recognised profile as a filmmaker to deliver practical modules in the broad area of film production. Candidates must have demonstrated excellence in creative production and a commitment to quality teaching. While we will consider candidates from a range of specialisations we will prioritise candidates qualified to teach narrative and fiction filmmaking. Experience with new directions in motion picture practice is desirable, as are scholarship and publications in film/ television/ media history and critical studies.
The appointee will be research active and committed to academic excellence and continuous improvement. The candidate will have an understanding of current debates and theoretical issues relevant to film practice, and experience of integrating research and practice in their film/video work and teaching. They will also have excellent organisational and communication skills, and the ability to both inspire and guide students.
The candidate will also be expected to participate in at least one of the College research centres, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability and Global Lives, or a University Research Institute
Start date: January 2018
Closing date for applications: 31 October 2017
https://careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy/lecturer-in-film-production-327807.html
£38,779 to £49,888 per annum incl. London Allowance
Full-time, Permanent
The Department of Arts & Humanities is seeking to appoint a qualified and highly committed individual to join the Film and TV team, to effectively and efficiently undertake a range of duties associated with teaching, research and administration.
We are seeking a candidate with an active practice and recognised profile as a filmmaker to deliver practical modules in the broad area of film production. Candidates must have demonstrated excellence in creative production and a commitment to quality teaching. While we will consider candidates from a range of specialisations we will prioritise candidates qualified to teach narrative and fiction filmmaking. Experience with new directions in motion picture practice is desirable, as are scholarship and publications in film/ television/ media history and critical studies.
The appointee will be research active and committed to academic excellence and continuous improvement. The candidate will have an understanding of current debates and theoretical issues relevant to film practice, and experience of integrating research and practice in their film/video work and teaching. They will also have excellent organisational and communication skills, and the ability to both inspire and guide students.
The candidate will also be expected to participate in at least one of the College research centres, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability and Global Lives, or a University Research Institute
Start date: January 2018
Closing date for applications: 31 October 2017
https://careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy/lecturer-in-film-production-327807.html
The School of Media, Film and Music <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/mfm/>(MFM)
at the University of Sussex is pleased to invite applications to study for a
PhD.
We offer expert supervision in the following areas:
ØCreative and Critical Practice PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/creative-and-critical-practice-phd>
ØCultural Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/cultural-studies-phd>
ØDigital Media PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/digital-media-phd>
ØFilm Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/film-studies-phd>
ØGender Studies (Humanities) PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/gender-studies-humanities-phd>
ØJournalism Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/journalism-studies-phd>
ØMedia and Communications PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/media-and-communications-phd>
ØMedia, Film and Music by Published Works PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/media-film-and-music-by-published-works-phd>
ØMusic PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/music-phd>
ØMusic Theatre PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/music-theatre-phd>
ØMusical Composition PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/musical-composition-phd>
Applicants who receive an offer of a place will be eligible to apply for an AHRC award (for Home and EU students) through our membership of the CHASE <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/fees-and-scholarships/scholarships/view/662>consortium.
*Apply online *at http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd
Once you have secured a place you will be invited to apply for a studentship on a competitive basis, and you will be guided through the rest of the application process from that point on:
* For a CHASE scholarship, your Sussex application must be completed
by *10^th January 2018*
* For more information on CHASE at Sussex, visit
http://wwwstage.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/doctoral/funding-support/chase
You are encouraged to start the application process as soon as possible. If you would like to visit the campus and talk to faculty, please come to our *Postgraduate Open Evening* <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/visit-us/postgraduate/phd-evenings>*on 1st November.*
Or get in touch with the School’s Director of Doctoral Studies, Prof. Kate Lacey, who is happy to answer any questions about our doctoral programmes and the application process: k.lacey@sussex.ac.uk <https://exchange.sussex.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=0c0e78f31b5c4b9c91323f2b2524>.
*Why MFM? *Media, Film & Music is an exciting School that combines rigorous critical and historical studies of media, film, music, digital and culture with opportunities for creative practice in a range of musical forms and the media of photography, film, radio, and interactive digital imaging. MFM has an outstanding record in research, and is currently home to over 90 research students who take an active part in our lively interdisciplinary research culture. For more information about the School, its Research Centres, our faculty and their research interests, please visit: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/mfm/
*Why Sussex? **Sussex hosts one of the AHRC’s prestigious Doctoral Training Centres, which brings together doctoral researchers from across the Arts and Humanities. Sussex is renowned for its path-breaking creative and interdisciplinary work whilst also achieving excellence in discipline-based research. Gaining doctoral funding at Sussex gives you access to professional training in research and public engagement. It also means joining***a lively community of innovative thinkers and researchers as well as creative practitioners such as writers, filmmakers, and musicians, all of whom are engaged in producing exciting new work that means to make change in the world we all share. You can find more information about doctoral research at Sussex via our Doctoral School website: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/doctoralschool/
*What does CHASE at Sussex have to offer? *If you are successful in attracting a CHASE studentship, you will:
· have your fees paid and receive a stipend to cover your living expenses (subject to residential eligibility in the UK; EU residents will have only their fees paid)
· be eligible to apply for further financial support for training and research expenses, such as archival visits, conference trips, and learning a language or other skill integral to your research project
· benefit from a vibrant research environment with lots of opportunity to develop yourself as well as your research, through specialist research seminars, reading groups, lectures by world class visiting speakers, the Library’s Researcher Development Programme and CHASE student cohort meetings
· have the opportunity to undertake a placement to gain professional experience of applying your research in a work environment with one of our `partner organisations’, such as the BBC Archives, the Institute of Contemporary Art, the British Film and Video Council, the South Downs National Park, The Victoria and Albert Museum—and many more
· from your Sussex base also benefit from research and practical expertise available across all the other CHASE institutions, via existing research networks, joint or additional supervision and Encounters conferences, where all CHASE-funded students come together twice a year.
We offer expert supervision in the following areas:
ØCreative and Critical Practice PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/creative-and-critical-practice-phd>
ØCultural Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/cultural-studies-phd>
ØDigital Media PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/digital-media-phd>
ØFilm Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/film-studies-phd>
ØGender Studies (Humanities) PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/gender-studies-humanities-phd>
ØJournalism Studies PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/journalism-studies-phd>
ØMedia and Communications PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/media-and-communications-phd>
ØMedia, Film and Music by Published Works PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/media-film-and-music-by-published-works-phd>
ØMusic PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/music-phd>
ØMusic Theatre PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/music-theatre-phd>
ØMusical Composition PhD <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/2017/media-film-and-music/musical-composition-phd>
Applicants who receive an offer of a place will be eligible to apply for an AHRC award (for Home and EU students) through our membership of the CHASE <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/fees-and-scholarships/scholarships/view/662>consortium.
*Apply online *at http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd
Once you have secured a place you will be invited to apply for a studentship on a competitive basis, and you will be guided through the rest of the application process from that point on:
* For a CHASE scholarship, your Sussex application must be completed
by *10^th January 2018*
* For more information on CHASE at Sussex, visit
http://wwwstage.sussex.ac.uk/study/phd/doctoral/funding-support/chase
You are encouraged to start the application process as soon as possible. If you would like to visit the campus and talk to faculty, please come to our *Postgraduate Open Evening* <http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/visit-us/postgraduate/phd-evenings>*on 1st November.*
Or get in touch with the School’s Director of Doctoral Studies, Prof. Kate Lacey, who is happy to answer any questions about our doctoral programmes and the application process: k.lacey@sussex.ac.uk <https://exchange.sussex.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=0c0e78f31b5c4b9c91323f2b2524>.
*Why MFM? *Media, Film & Music is an exciting School that combines rigorous critical and historical studies of media, film, music, digital and culture with opportunities for creative practice in a range of musical forms and the media of photography, film, radio, and interactive digital imaging. MFM has an outstanding record in research, and is currently home to over 90 research students who take an active part in our lively interdisciplinary research culture. For more information about the School, its Research Centres, our faculty and their research interests, please visit: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/mfm/
*Why Sussex? **Sussex hosts one of the AHRC’s prestigious Doctoral Training Centres, which brings together doctoral researchers from across the Arts and Humanities. Sussex is renowned for its path-breaking creative and interdisciplinary work whilst also achieving excellence in discipline-based research. Gaining doctoral funding at Sussex gives you access to professional training in research and public engagement. It also means joining***a lively community of innovative thinkers and researchers as well as creative practitioners such as writers, filmmakers, and musicians, all of whom are engaged in producing exciting new work that means to make change in the world we all share. You can find more information about doctoral research at Sussex via our Doctoral School website: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/doctoralschool/
*What does CHASE at Sussex have to offer? *If you are successful in attracting a CHASE studentship, you will:
· have your fees paid and receive a stipend to cover your living expenses (subject to residential eligibility in the UK; EU residents will have only their fees paid)
· be eligible to apply for further financial support for training and research expenses, such as archival visits, conference trips, and learning a language or other skill integral to your research project
· benefit from a vibrant research environment with lots of opportunity to develop yourself as well as your research, through specialist research seminars, reading groups, lectures by world class visiting speakers, the Library’s Researcher Development Programme and CHASE student cohort meetings
· have the opportunity to undertake a placement to gain professional experience of applying your research in a work environment with one of our `partner organisations’, such as the BBC Archives, the Institute of Contemporary Art, the British Film and Video Council, the South Downs National Park, The Victoria and Albert Museum—and many more
· from your Sussex base also benefit from research and practical expertise available across all the other CHASE institutions, via existing research networks, joint or additional supervision and Encounters conferences, where all CHASE-funded students come together twice a year.
Zayed University is hiring for several
faculty positions: Strategic Communication, Multimedia Production, Mass
Communication and Media Production.
*_The Opportunity_** *
Zayed University is fully accredited in the UAE and by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education in the US. The College is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications and its Integrated Strategic Communications concentration is accredited by the International Advertising Association. The College of Communication and Media Sciences offers a comprehensive program of study, providing students opportunities to develop their communication skills and prepare themselves to play important professional leadership roles. Our faculty represent approx. 17 different nationalities and are committed to our mission, which is to graduate students who:
• Understand the role of mass communication in Islamic and global cultures;
• Master written, oral and visual skills in English and Arabic;
• Use digital media technologies thoughtfully and appropriately;
• Value truth, accuracy, fairness and diversity;
• Think critically, be innovative and engage in dialogue;
• Contribute to the body of knowledge in mass communication from this region;
• Assist in the future development of the UAE and the global community.
Studies lead to a B.S. degree in Communication and Media Sciences with concentrations in one of three areas: Integrated Strategic Communications, Media Production and Storytelling and Tourism and Cultural Communications. Undergraduate courses are single-gender education with male and female students attending separate classes in separate facilities. Graduate programs leading to an M.A. degree also exist in Tourism and Cultural Communication and in Strategic Public Relations.
The College of Communication and Media Sciences is seeking candidates to begin Spring/Fall 2018. A search for these positions will open immediately and remain open until filled.
*_The Requirements_** *
A Ph.D. is required with relevant professional experience. Candidates for positions should have a record of previous teaching experience as well as professional experience and/or scholarly/creative activities in the area of emphasis and teaching experience that meets international standards. Candidates are expected to be effective teachers/scholars and are expected to teach in both the undergraduate and graduate programs and be involved in outreach efforts to the community. Preference for positions will be given to candidates who demonstrate the ability to teach, conduct research and/or engage in creative activity and participate in interdisciplinary College efforts in addition to their specific areas of specialization. Successful candidates should have the ability to contribute to at least one or more of the College’s required core courses such as: media and society; public speaking and persuasion; media law and ethics; research methods; culture and media criticism; and/or digital media. Knowledge of entrepreneurship as well as experience in social/digital media and creativity is beneficial. Also desired, but not required, is bi-lingual fluency in Arabic and English. Previous teaching experience in an ESL environment is helpful. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply. For more details about the College’s leadership, faculty and progress visit us at www.zu.ac.ae.
*_To Apply _** *
Please submit your resume online at www.zu.ac.ae along with the names and contact details of at least three professional referees, a statement of teaching philosophy, a statement of scholarly and creative interests, particularly as they may apply to the Middle East, and as to how they might involve undergraduate and graduate students.
Gaelle Picherit-Duthler, PhD
Associate Dean
College of Communication and Media Sciences
Zayed University
PO Box 144534
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Telephone number: +971 506825854
Work email: gaelle.duthler@zu.ac.aegaelle.duthler@zu.ac.ae
>*_The Opportunity_** *
Zayed University is fully accredited in the UAE and by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education in the US. The College is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications and its Integrated Strategic Communications concentration is accredited by the International Advertising Association. The College of Communication and Media Sciences offers a comprehensive program of study, providing students opportunities to develop their communication skills and prepare themselves to play important professional leadership roles. Our faculty represent approx. 17 different nationalities and are committed to our mission, which is to graduate students who:
• Understand the role of mass communication in Islamic and global cultures;
• Master written, oral and visual skills in English and Arabic;
• Use digital media technologies thoughtfully and appropriately;
• Value truth, accuracy, fairness and diversity;
• Think critically, be innovative and engage in dialogue;
• Contribute to the body of knowledge in mass communication from this region;
• Assist in the future development of the UAE and the global community.
Studies lead to a B.S. degree in Communication and Media Sciences with concentrations in one of three areas: Integrated Strategic Communications, Media Production and Storytelling and Tourism and Cultural Communications. Undergraduate courses are single-gender education with male and female students attending separate classes in separate facilities. Graduate programs leading to an M.A. degree also exist in Tourism and Cultural Communication and in Strategic Public Relations.
The College of Communication and Media Sciences is seeking candidates to begin Spring/Fall 2018. A search for these positions will open immediately and remain open until filled.
*_The Requirements_** *
A Ph.D. is required with relevant professional experience. Candidates for positions should have a record of previous teaching experience as well as professional experience and/or scholarly/creative activities in the area of emphasis and teaching experience that meets international standards. Candidates are expected to be effective teachers/scholars and are expected to teach in both the undergraduate and graduate programs and be involved in outreach efforts to the community. Preference for positions will be given to candidates who demonstrate the ability to teach, conduct research and/or engage in creative activity and participate in interdisciplinary College efforts in addition to their specific areas of specialization. Successful candidates should have the ability to contribute to at least one or more of the College’s required core courses such as: media and society; public speaking and persuasion; media law and ethics; research methods; culture and media criticism; and/or digital media. Knowledge of entrepreneurship as well as experience in social/digital media and creativity is beneficial. Also desired, but not required, is bi-lingual fluency in Arabic and English. Previous teaching experience in an ESL environment is helpful. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply. For more details about the College’s leadership, faculty and progress visit us at www.zu.ac.ae.
*_To Apply _** *
Please submit your resume online at www.zu.ac.ae along with the names and contact details of at least three professional referees, a statement of teaching philosophy, a statement of scholarly and creative interests, particularly as they may apply to the Middle East, and as to how they might involve undergraduate and graduate students.
Gaelle Picherit-Duthler, PhD
Associate Dean
College of Communication and Media Sciences
Zayed University
PO Box 144534
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Telephone number: +971 506825854
Work email: gaelle.duthler@zu.ac.ae
<http://www.zu.ac.ae> Gaelle Duthler
Associate Dean
College of Communication and Media Sciences
جيل دوثلر
عميد مشارك
كلية علوم الإتصال و الإعلام
P.O. Box 144534 Abu Dhabi, U.A.E | T:+971 2 599 3701 | M:
w w w . z u . a c . a e <http://www.zu.ac.ae>
Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education
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