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UiL OTS is looking for ambitious and enthusiastic candidates for 3 PhD positions (vacancy No. 68405) Suitable applicants are expected to contribute to research into the mental systems that underlie language, speech and their use. These positions are open per October 1, 2004. Candidates are invited to apply in either of two ways: by submitting an original research proposal that fits into the overall UiL OTS programme, or a proposal based on one of the project summaries in the list of summaries (to be accessed through our website at http://www-uilots.let.uu.nl/ma-phdprog/phdprog.htm#list ). Research proposals should contain an overview of recent literature on which the proposed research is based, an articulate research question and a proposed method for answering it. The graduate position offers a two-year track towards a Ph.D. thesis, to be extended to a maximum of 4 years after positive evaluation. As part of their training, students attend graduate courses organised by LOT and/or OzsL. We are looking for ambitious candidates who show enthusiasm for scientific research and an evident interest in one or more of the areas of the UiL OTS programme. Eligible candidates must possess a pre-doctoral academic degree (MA) in Linguistics, phonetics, psycholinguistics, or some other MA degree providing enough background in linguistics. Candidates expecting to graduate before September 2004 can also apply. We offer an appointment for two years as a research assistant (to be extended to a maximum of four years after positive assessment), within a stimulating and innovative environment with many international contacts (guest researchers, international co-operation programmes) with a Ph.D. programme that offers the opportunity of advanced education in a broad area of linguistics, state-of-the-art experimental and computer facilities, and excellent opportunities for attending conferences. The salary will be in the range of EUR1702 (before taxes, full-time). All hirings will conform to the CAO (union approved terms of employment) for Dutch universities. For further information, please contact prof Martin Everaert (director), tel. +31-30-2536006, email: Martin.EveraertMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuelet.uu.nl, or dr. Rob Goedemans (programme coordinator), tel.+31-30-2536183 , email: Rob.Goedemans
let.uu.nl. Applications should mention the vacancy number and should be accompanied by the following materials: a research proposal, an extensive curriculum vitae, a list of relevant courses successfully attended and the grades obtained, two referents (preferably, enclose the letters of reference with your application) and a copy of the MA-thesis (or a paper with comparable status). Applications should be addressed to: Utrecht University Faculty of Arts Personnel Division attention of Mr. P. Dybiona Kromme Nieuwegracht 46 3512 HJ Utrecht, The Netherlands Applications can be submitted electronically to: PenO
let.uu.nl When submitting electronically, please follow these instructions: � Make sure the vacancy number and the applicant's name are contained in both the subject header and the message; � Include an enumeration of all attachments in the message text; � Attachment titles should include the applicant's name; � Attachments should be in pdf or doc format. The deadline for receipt of applications is: April 28, 2004. The first round of interviews will be between May 24th and June 4th, the second round on June 17th and 18th, 2004.