[ecrea] Doctoral research fellowship for students in cultural studies, sociology, media studies and related fields

*Our new program “Varieties of Science Narrative” will have several 
f**ully funded doctoral research fellowships available for students in 
sociology, cultural studies, STS, media and communication studies, Asian 
studies, and related fields. *

www.fictionmeetsscience.org/ccm/content/news-and-events/news/fms-ii-varieties-of-science-narrative/ 


Students interested in an international perspective on science in 
society are invited to apply three-year research fellowship in the 
interdisciplinary project “Narrating Science as a World-Making 
Activity,” whichexamines the roles of different kinds of narratives 
(fictional and factual, in various forms and media) about climate change 
in the political and policy-making spheres, with a focus on Southeast Asia.

Applicants should have a Master’s or equivalent experience in a related 
field. The project, “Narrating Science as a World-Making Activity: Sea 
Level Change in Singapore,” is part of a joint research program of the 
Development and Knowledge Sociology  and the Fiction Meets Science 
groups at the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research and the 
University of Bremen in northern Germany. The Ph.D. is awarded by these 
institutions, and the student will be based in Bremen, Germany, but do 
several months of field research in Singapore. The project language is 
English (knowledge of Singaporean Chinese, Tamil, or Malay would be a 
welcome asset, but is not required).

As this is an interdisciplinary project, qualifications are broad: If 
you are uncertain as to your eligibility or have other questions please 
feel free to contact the project leader, Professor Anna-Katharina 
Hornidge ((anna-katharina.hornidge /at/ leibniz-zmt.de) 
<mailto:(anna-katharina.hornidge /at/ leibniz-zmt.de)>).

*Deadline: December 15, 2017 *(may be extended if needed to find the 
right candidate).

See a detailed description of the project and the official call for 
applications at: 
www.fictionmeetsscience.org/ccm/content/news-and-events/news/fms-ii-varieties-of-science-narrative/ 

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