We are recruiting! Vacancies in the IMISCOE PhD Network

As announced at the PhD Assembly at the IMISCOE 2020 Online Conference, the PhD Network is recruiting! As a natural turnover takes place, with many PhDs having already contributed for a long time to the PhD Network reaching the end of their doctoral degree, we need people to join our Working Groups and fill the following vacancies:

 

  • Workshop Group: 2 positions as regular member available;
  • Blog Group: 2 positions as writer;
  • Networking Group: 2 positions as a regular member available;
  • Teaching Group: 4 positions as a regular member available;
  • Communications team: 2 positions

 

For a comprehensive description of each of these positions and of their related tasks, as well as of the degree of engagement they require, please read our Membership Policy, where the structure and functioning of the PhD Network are described in full detail.

 

For the positions of regular member (Workshop Group, Networking Group and Teaching Group) or for the positions as editor or writer (Blog Group), please apply by sending a short motivation statement (max. 250 words) to the PhD Network’s official email address – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. - by  12 October 2020

 

In your motivation statement, please explain 1) why you are suitable for the position; 2) what is your interest; 3) concrete proposals and ideas for the further enhancement of the PhD Network, or for improving the implementation of the PhD Network’ activities.

 

 If you have any question, please do not hesitate to send your queries to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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