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PhD scholarship opportunity in Education in Culture

The expertise group of Education in Culture of the Nieuwenhuis Institute for Educational Research at the University of Groningen is seeking to recruit a talented student for research leading to the PhD. The student is expected to develop her/his research under the direction of prof. dr. Johannes Westberg. The student will conduct original historical research, report results via peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations, and ultimately deliver a PhD thesis related to one of the topics indicated below. The PhD student will be offered a four-year scholarship. The PhD student will receive a four-year scholarship and, thereby, enrol in the Graduate School of the Behavioural and Social Sciences.

More information at: https://www.rug.nl/education/phd-programmes/phd-scholarship-programme/phd-scholarships?details=00347-02S0007RGP

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