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Support: Modified: Computational Ling: PhD Student, Stockholm U., Sweden
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1. Maria
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Modified: Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, Stockholm University, Sweden
Message 1: Modified: Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, Stockholm University, Sweden
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Date: 13-Oct-2009
From: Maria Koptjevskaja <tammling.su.se>
Subject: Modified: Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, Stockholm University, Sweden
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Institution/Organization: Stockholm University
Department: Department of Linguistics
Web Address: http://www.ling.su.se/ASV/engelska/eng-text.html
Level: PhD
Duties: Research
Job Rank: PhD
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics
Description:
This Support announcement was previously announced with the following error:
6000 words instead of 6000 characters (see below). The previous issue may be
found at http://linguistlist.org/issues/20/20-3294.html
The Department of Linguistics at Stockholm University invites applications for a
four-year studentship within its PhD programme in Computational Linguistics,
with start date January 1, 2010.
We would especially welcome thesis projects with a potential for
cross-fertilizing areas within the department and/or with partners in the Human
Language Technology Center in the Stockholm-Uppsala University Network
(http://www.uu.se/suun/eng/hltcenter.php). For example, the thesis project might
involve one of the profile areas of the department, language typology (see
http://www.ling.su.se/ASV/engelska/eng-text.html) or early language acquisition
in children. It might also relate to activities within the Userware Laboratory
at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS), such as data-oriented
models of semantics. Examples of other such cross-border areas are symbolic and
statistical methods for parsing and computational linguistics for
under-resourced languages.
The deadline for applications is October 29, 2009. Applications should be sent
by ordinary mail (see address below) and should include the following:
1. CV with information about earlier studies, jobs and publications;
2. a copy of written works that are referred to in the application;
3. contact information for two reference persons;
4. a sketch of up to 6,000 characters describing a possible thesis project.
Please indicate the reference number Ref.nr SU 617-2168-09 on your application!
Further inquiries should be directed to Associate Professor Mats Wirén
(mats.wirenling.su.se).
General information
Applicants must have an undergraduate degree including at least an equivalent of
the Swedish 'magister' programme in General Linguistics. This programme focuses
on linguistic theory and comprises four years of study including the writing of
two research papers. Applicants from all countries are welcome. Knowledge of
Swedish is not a formal requirement but students are strongly advised to acquire
a working knowledge of Swedish as soon as possible (language courses are offered
by the university). Additional details on the general admission requirements for
postgraduate studies at Stockholm University can be found at:
http://www.su.se/english/study/postgraduate-studies.
During the period of the studentship, the student is a regular employee of the
University. The beginning salary is 21,600 SEK a month (approximately 2,100
Euros or 3,100 USD).
The first period of employment is for one year. The employment contract can then
be renewed for at most two years at a time, up to a total of four years, or, if
the student accepts teaching or administrative duties at the department (not
exceeding 20% of full time), maximally five years.
The Department of Linguistics at Stockholm University (http://www.ling.su.se)
has about 60 employees, which makes it one of the larger departments at the
Faculty of Humanities. The department is organized into six sections, namely,
General Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Phonetics, Sign Language for the
Deaf, Swedish for the Deaf, and Modern Greek. The research at the Department of
Linguistics belongs to one of fifteen areas at Stockholm University which have
been graded as 'leading research' in the sense of being nationally leading and
having a high international status (see
http://www.su.se/english/research/leading-research-areas/humanities-law-and-social-sciences).
Applications Deadline: 29-Oct-2009
Mailing Address for Applications:
Attn: Stockholms universitet
Registrator/PA, 106 91
Stockholm, Sweden
Web Address for Applications: http://www.su.se/english/study/postgraduate-studies
Contact Information:
Professor Mats Wirén
mats.wirenling.su.se
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