Disability Scholarships Department of Border Region Studies (IFG) is rooted in the unique history of the border region of Southern Denmark. At the same time, the department has strong links with the business community and local cultural institutions. Comparative aspects, including other (border) regions in Europe is particularly strong in regional studies and in the border areas of study.
Research Group:
People and Communities in the Border Regions of priority groups the consequences of European research, integration of history and globalization, as reflected in the border regions of Europe. This Disability Scholarships approach is interdisciplinary, and the aim is to contribute to the results and new knowledge in this field internationally recognized research. The priority areas also contributes to developing European Studies by promoting awareness and by providing the possibility to gain insight into new knowledge and new values that form the period of employment, leisure, and society as a whole in the world and global Europeanised. http://www.callforpapersinfo.com
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Application Details:
Disability Scholarships Applications are invited from candidates with research experience in European regional studies regional or border. Participants are expected to engage in interdisciplinary research groups and participate in the development of cross-disciplinary studies of regional and border areas.Disability Scholarships Participants are expected to participate in teaching (Bachelor of Science in European Studies) in English.
Application Deadline:
Limit the application is no more than 1 July 2011
Further details:
For more information about these scholarships please visit the link below.
http://www.jobs.sdu.dk/vis_stilling.php?id=6587&lang=eng
