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Italy: PhD Studentships in Economics and Management, International Studies, University of Trento
Written by Suleman Shahid
Wednesday, 08 February 2006
The University of Trento, one of Italy's most highly ranked public universities in the social sciences1,
is now inviting applications from qualified candidates for the following two three-year doctoral
programmes:
PhD Programme in Economics and Management
The Doctoral School in Economics and Management offers research training in the fields of decision
sciences, organizational behaviour, human and natural resource management and behavioural and
experimental economics. The school is organized through CIFREM, the Interdepartmental Centre for
Research in Economics and Management, which coordinates the research activities of the
Departments of Economics and Management. The programme is built around three fields of
specialization: Behavioural Economics, Organisation and Management, and Environmental
Economics and Mountain Resource Management. The initial coursework year consists of 15
compulsory courses. Students follow a common core curriculum in the first two terms and
specialised courses in the third term. The second and third years involve seminar participation,
tutorials and a dissertation. It is possible to spend up to one year working abroad.
PhD Programme in International Studies
This highly structured multidisciplinary programme is composed of a minimum of 200 hours of
coursework. Students follow a common curriculum in International studies, methodology, research
design and history, and attend advanced seminars in their major and minor subjects, chosen from
amongst the disciplines of Economics, Law, and Politics & Society. The coursework is concentrated
in the first year, with the third semester being devoted to the completion of the research proposal..
At least one semester must be spent abroad for research. Students who intend to carry out research
in the following areas are particularly encouraged to apply: European integration; international and
European history; multi-level governance, trans-Atlantic relations, International Crime. To obtain the
application forms please write to
.
Application Deadline: April 3, 2006.
Both doctoral programmes are conducted entirely in English and will be taught by members of the
university’s multi-national faculty. No tuition fees are charged and a number of fully funded three-year
scholarships will be awarded to the top-ranked applicants. Scholarships will be augmented by 50% for
authorised research periods spent abroad. At least 50% of the admitted candidates will be offered
scholarships.