Fully-Funded Ph.D. Fellowships at Department of European, Public and International Law in Belgium, 2019

Eligibility Criteria :

Eligible Countries: Scholarship is accessible for International scholars.

Entrance Requirements: To be eligible, candidates should

• maintain a grasp’s diploma in regulation, social and political sciences, anthropology or associated self-discipline;
• have obtained their diploma at the time of application or exhibit convincingly that they’ll have that diploma in hand by July 1, 2019;
• be fluent in English as their working language and as their major publication language;
• spend more extended durations of time overseas for fieldwork and take part in worldwide conferences.

Furthermore, candidates who meet the next circumstances will likely be ranked researches throughout the evaluation process

• good information on the sector of transitional justice, victim-oriented approaches or associated fields related to the challenge;
• good information of (at least one of) the opposite language(s) Ph.D. the popular case research;
• expertise with fieldwork, ideally in post-conflict settings, or particularly in one of the 4 case research;
• expertise with both ethnographic strategies (corresponding to participant-observation, interpretive analysis design); large evaluation or authorized evaluation – and ideally a mixture of these;
• pre-existing networks related to the analysis and fieldwork.

In addition to those particular challenge components, we anticipate candidates to

• have the flexibility to work independently and in a workforce;
• have glorious educational writing/presentation expertise;
• contribute to the final well-functioning of the workforce;
• have some social media expertise or curiosity therein;
• work in a meticulous approach and be capable of handle deadlines.