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Three Open PhD Positions at CMES

By karin [dot] aggestam [at] svet [dot] lu [dot] se (Karin Aggestam) - published 7 April 2021
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Three fully funded PhD positions on demography, comparative politics and water availability in the Middle East.

PhD Student in Economic History: Demography in the Middle East
The PhD project and the doctoral dissertation must be focused on the demography of the Middle East, and the PhD candidate will will have double institutional affiliations with CMES and the Department of Economic History.

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PhD Student in Political Science: Comparative Politics in the Middle East
The PhD project and the doctoral dissertation must be focused on comparative politics in the Middle East, and the PhD Candidate will have double affiliations with CMES and the Department of Political Science.

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PhD Student in Water Resources Engineering: Comparative Water Availability in the Middle East
The PhD project and the doctoral dissertation must be focused on comparative water availability assessment in the Middle East using satellite imagery and AI. The PhD Candidate will have double affiliations with CMES and Water Resources Engineering.

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Deadline for applications: 30 April 2021

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