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PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017

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Eligible Degrees

Funding Type

Partial Funding · NOK 430 500 - 459 700

Eligible Courses

Extreme Right, Hate Crime and Political Violence

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

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Overview

The University of Oslo is offering Ph.D. Research Fellowship on the Extreme Right, Hate Crime and Political Violence, 2017 at the Center for Research on Extremism. The university of Oslo, located in Oslo, is one of the prestigious universities in Norway.The fellows can choose either a three-year fellowship with no teaching or a four-year fellowship with 25% teaching. C-REX is a combination of 5 leading Norwegian and 3 international universities.

  • The fellows can choose either a three-year fellowship with no teaching or a four-year fellowship with 25% teaching. C-REX is a combination of 5 leading Norwegian and 3 international universities.
  • The applicant for Ph.D. Research Fellowship on the Extreme Right, Hate Crime, and Political Violence, 2017 should be master's degree in political science or its equivalent.
  • The candidate should include a thesis of minimum 30 ECTS research methodology training.
  • The applicants are expected to submit 30000-word project description including the topic, problems to be studied, the choice of theory and timetable.
  • The selection of the candidate is based on their academic qualifications, project outline.
  • The applicants for Ph.D. Research Fellowship on the Extreme Right, Hate Crime, and Political Violence 2017 should also submit a curriculum vitae, academic transcripts and details of two referees and list of publications.
  • The candidates should explain grading system and submit the translation into ECTS-credits.
  • All the documents must be submitted in Scandinavian or English langauge.

 

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  • The deadline of PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 is Expired.
  • PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 is offered to PhD degree.
  • PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 is offered for Extreme Right, Hate Crime and Political Violence.
  • PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 is offered by University of Oslo.
  • PhD Research Fellowship On The Extreme Right, Hate Crime And Political Violence, 2017 covers Partial Funding, NOK 430 500 - 459 700.