PhD Course on Discourse Studies and Method: Using Discourse-Theoretical Analysis and Discursive-Material Analysis
Course coordinator and leader: Nico Carpentier
Professor Jason Glynos & Professor Yannis Stavrakakis
2 week course / 35 hours (Please note: This course will be taught in person only).
Prof. David Howarth, Dr. Konstantinos Roussos, Dr. Jimena Vazquez Garcia, University of Essex
2 week course / 35 hours (Please note: This course will be taught online only. In person study is not available for this course)
The Odesa Centre for Disinformation Studies (OCDS) will organize the 1st OCDS International Winter School on Disinformation in Modern World Politics.
The meeting will be organised online, and the preliminary dates are scheduled for February 17-19, 2025. All lectures at the OCDS International Winter School are held in English.
Are you thinking of doing a PhD in a field related to Discourse Studies? If you want to turn your interest in discourse into a professional academic career but do not yet know what to expect, how to write a project proposal or who to contact, this webinar is a good place to start. Members of DiscourseNet will share their experience and give you a first orientation about how to get your project going. If you haven't started a PhD yet, you may join and ask any questions you might have. The webinar will take place on the 20th of December 2024 4-5pm GMT (UK time).
The sixth online edition of this course lasts from 19 until 30 August 2024. Between 2014 and 2019, I organized seven on-campus editions of this course in Maastricht. PhD candidates normally dominate the course participants, but students and professionals also benefited from past editions. Go to DreamApply website for more information and to book your spot in this engaging and helpful course.
Jason Glynos, University of Essex & Yannis Stavrakakis, Aristotle University
Prof. David Howarth, Dr. Konstantinos Roussos, Dr. Jimena Vazquez Garcia, University of Essex
2 week course / 35 hours (Please note: This course will be taught online only. In person study is not available for this course)
PhD projects of the Schaufler Kolleg will approach the guiding theme "Data↔Worlds" from ethical,social, legal, political, socio-economic, historical, media, didactic, linguistic, literary, educational and aesthetic perspectives. Each research associate position is affiliated with the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden. The workplace is located in the lab’s offices. PhD projects will be supervised by one or more members of the TU Dresden according to the PhD degree regulations of the respective faculty at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The PhD supervisor is also the immediate superior.
Jason Glynos, University of Essex & Yannis Stavrakakis, Aristotle University
24 July - 4 August (two week course)
Please note this course is offered in hybrid mode