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Wed Nov 04 2009
Support: French & General Ling: PhD Student, U. of California, Davis, USA
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1. Eric
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French & General Linguistics: PhD Student, University of California, Davis, USA
Message 1: French & General Linguistics: PhD Student, University of California, Davis, USA
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Date: 02-Nov-2009
From: Eric Russell <erussell ucdavis.edu>
Subject: French & General Linguistics: PhD Student, University of California, Davis, USA
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Institution/Organization: University of California, Davis
Department: French & Italian
Web Address: http://french.ucdavis.edu
Level: PhD
Duties: Research,Teaching,Project Work
Job Rank: PhD
Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Acquisition
Required Language(s): French (fra)
Description:
The Department of French & Italian at the University of California, Davis, is pleased to announce the availability of competitive research packages to outstanding incoming graduate students. Financial awards are targeted to highly-motivated, qualified prospective students in fields represented in the Department. A full list of fellowships and grants for applicants of the highest standing is available at: http://gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/ssupport Fellowships include a waiver of full tuition. Additional support in the form of Teaching Assistantships is available for qualified students. Applicants should visit http://www.gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/prospective/admissions_application.html for a full list of requirements. Pertinent facts concerning the Department: -In addition to scholars focusing on second language acquisition and theoretical and applied linguistics, the Department of French & Italian and associated units have faculty representing a broad spectrum of fields including: literary and cultural studies, cinema studies, civilization, gender and women's studies, and post-colonial theory. - Departmental faculty pride themselves on close mentoring of graduate students. Students in the program work with chosen faculty advisors throughout their degree program. - Students on the French Linguistics PhD track have the opportunity to take classes in numerous other units including: Linguistics, the Center for the Mind. and Brain, Spanish & Portuguese, German & Russian, African-African American Studies, Comparative Literature and History. -The University of California is the largest institution of higher learning in the world, with renowned research and library facilities. -In addition to its degree programs, students can pursue Designated Emphases in Second Language Acquisition, Critical Theory, African/African American Studies, Feminist Theory and Research, and Studies in Performance and Practice. -Students have the opportunity to participate in scholarly exchange and study abroad through UC's Education Abroad Programs, with centers in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon and Grenoble. - The department also offers partial travel support opportunities for conference presentation and research. For further information on the Department including how to apply to the graduate program, go to http://www.french.ucdavis.edu; please direct inquiries to Eric Russell (erussell ucdavis.edu) or Noah Guynn (Graduate Advisor, nguynn ucdavis.edu). Application Deadline: for those applicants who wish to be considered for fellowships or financial aid, the deadline is January 15th. Otherwise, the deadline is April 1st. Admission for 2010 is now open.
Applications Deadline: 01-Apr-2010
Web Address for Applications: http://www.gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/prospective/admissions_application.html
Contact Information:
Eric Russell erussell ucdavis.edu
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