[Commlist] Ph.D. opportunity in environmental humanities and social sciences

The interdisciplinary Fiction Meets Science research consortium in 
northern Germany has a Ph.D. research opportunity with the “Sociology of 
Development and Knowledge Group”  at the Leibniz Center for Marine 
Tropical Research/ University of Bremen. The position is fully funded 
for three years in the German salary system. English language fluency 
required (German is helpful, but not required). The candidate will work 
within the sub-project ‘Narrating Science as a World-Making Activity: 
Sea Level Change in Singapore,” led by Prof. Anna-Katharina Hornidge.

Candidates with backgrounds in comparative literature, cultural studies, 
environmental history, anthropology, human geography, sociology, and 
Southeast Asian Studies are particularly welcome.

Apply now! /Note that the deadline of Feb. 28 will be extended until the 
position is filled. If you are interested, send an expression of 
interest and note the date by which you can submit the full 
application--preferably within a week or so. /

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For more information and to access the official call for applications, 
see the Fiction Meets Science website page and follow the link at the 
bottom, here 
<http://www.fictionmeetsscience.org/ccm/content/news-and-events/news/fms-ii-varieties-of-science-narrative/>. 



Questions about the German system, timeframe for the PhD, and 
possibility for extending funding will be answered during the interview 
process.



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