[ecrea] PhD in Applied Linguistics: Call for Applications

PhD in Applied Linguistics: Call for Applications
Applications and enquiries are invited for the following academic year
2015-2016 from qualified and motivated students wishing to pursue a PhD
degree in Applied Linguistics or adjacent areas such as discourse
analysis, intercultural and professional communication.
Who is the PhD program for?
Given the program’s focus on communication and discourse analysis, it is
aimed at those who wish to gain a distinguishing qualification and move
to successful academic career, or compete for to top positions in
politics, international business environments and the media. As a PhD
graduate you will know how to carry out high-quality research, in
different milieus, and develop valued analytic and communication skills.
How is the program structured?
The PhD in Applied Linguistics is a taught degree program that combines
on-campus residencies with individual supervised research. As a
successful candidates you will attend a total of 8 week-long intensive
seminars in the first and second years of study, and receive intensive
year-long on-line guidance from Professors. By the end of the program
you will have produced original research in your field of interest and
have achieved high levels of intellectual development.
Why study at Hellenic American University?
You will be studying in a highly stimulating environment, with students
from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Also, you will be
taught by world-renowned scholars from leading Universities around the
world, who come to Athens to teach, lecture and supervise doctoral
thesis. Faculty include Professors Jan Blommaert, Ruth Wodak, Vijay
Bhatia, Lourdes Ortega, Juliane House, Diane Larsen-Freeman, Gabriele
Kasper, Claire Kramsch, Jim Purpura, Rosina Marquez-Reiter, Phil
Scholfield and Bruce Fraser.
How to apply?
We are seeking to recruit for the next academic year starting in FALL
2015 exceptionally able students who are interested in fields as
discourse analysis, communication, English language teaching and
testing, translation or interpreting and who wish to make an original
contribution to research in their field of interest.
For more information on the program and on how to apply and upcoming
courses please contact us at 2103680950 or via email (admissions /at/ hauniv.edu)



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