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PhD scholarships af the Department of Economics
http://frontpage.cbs.dk/jobs/stil_uk.pl?func=details&id=668
The Department of Economics invites applications for four vacant PhD
scholarships within the following research areas:
Applied economics (one scholarship)
Corporate governance/corporat e finance (one scholarship)
Energy economics (two scholarships)
The scholarships within corporate governance/finance and energy
economics are related to specific grants from the Danish Social
Science Research Council. The scholarship on corporate
governance/finance is embedded in a research project
entitled "Families and Firms: The impact of family risk and
organization on the governance of closely held corporations" ,
directed by Prof. Morten Bennedsen (mb.eco@cbs.dk). The scholarships
on energy economics are embedded in a research project
entitled "Risky Power: Choice of technology, security of supply, and
market power in power markets", directed by Prof. Peter Møllgaard
(hpm.eco@cbs. dk). Both projects are described in some detail at the
department's home page http://uk.cbs.dk/econ ("Research Projects").
The scholarship in applied economics should follow within the main
research themes of research of the department, i.e. Macroeconomics
and Economic Policy, International Economics and Applied
Microeconomics (in particular industrial economics and competition
policy; corporate governance, tax policy, venture capital and
behavioural economics & finance).
Application deadline: 15 June at end of business
For further information please contact: Patrick S. Gram, tel.: +45
3815 2578, e-mail psg.eco@cbs.dk. Information about the department
may be found at www.cbs.dk
General information:
To be awarded a scholarship, one must be enrolled as a PhD student.
Enrolment is dependent on the acceptance of an application, including
a short project description prepared in co-operation with a member of
the scientific staff at the Department. The description of the
research project should contain a presentation of the intended focus
problems, including the theory and methodology expected to be used.
A PhD scholarship runs for a period of 3 years and is only awarded to
applicants with a Master's degree.
The scholarship stipulates that the holder carry out tasks equivalent
to 840 work hours.
Salary and appointment as a PhD student will be in accordance with
the Ministry of Finance's agreement with the Central Academic
Organisation.
In addition to the short project description, applicants must submit
an application that includes a completed compulsory application form,
a brief resumé (CV), and if relevant a list of papers and
publications. In the application, please indicate which of the three
PhD scholarships you apply for and indicate a ranking if all three
are of interest.
A committee of experts in the field in question will consider all
applications. Assessment of the applicants will be based on the
quality and relevance of the project, including an evaluation of the
applicant's ability to accomplish it.
If it is not stated elsewhere the application must be submitted in
triplicate.
Compulsory application forms, guideline, and further information on
scholarships and the Doctoral Programme
The application must be submitted to:
Copenhagen Business School
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16 A
DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Att.: Patrick S. Gram
Marked "PhD – 33-2753"
Applications received by e-mail or discs will not be taken into
consideration.
All interested researchers irrespective of age, sex, race, religion,
or nationality are invited to apply for the position.
CBS focuses on innovation, partnership with the business community
and internationalisatio n. As a Learning University CBS demands high
quality on teaching, research and staff. CBS has around 15.000
students distributed among a wide range of degrees in social science
and humanities among these a very dynamic environment for executive
programmes. CBS has around 400 full-time researchers and around 500
administrative employees.
Deadline: 2007-06-15
http://frontpage.cbs.dk/jobs/stil_uk.pl?func=details&id=668
http://frontpage.cbs.dk/jobs/stil_uk.pl?func=details&id=668
The Department of Economics invites applications for four vacant PhD
scholarships within the following research areas:
Applied economics (one scholarship)
Corporate governance/corporat e finance (one scholarship)
Energy economics (two scholarships)
The scholarships within corporate governance/finance and energy
economics are related to specific grants from the Danish Social
Science Research Council. The scholarship on corporate
governance/finance is embedded in a research project
entitled "Families and Firms: The impact of family risk and
organization on the governance of closely held corporations" ,
directed by Prof. Morten Bennedsen (mb.eco@cbs.dk). The scholarships
on energy economics are embedded in a research project
entitled "Risky Power: Choice of technology, security of supply, and
market power in power markets", directed by Prof. Peter Møllgaard
(hpm.eco@cbs. dk). Both projects are described in some detail at the
department's home page http://uk.cbs.dk/econ ("Research Projects").
The scholarship in applied economics should follow within the main
research themes of research of the department, i.e. Macroeconomics
and Economic Policy, International Economics and Applied
Microeconomics (in particular industrial economics and competition
policy; corporate governance, tax policy, venture capital and
behavioural economics & finance).
Application deadline: 15 June at end of business
For further information please contact: Patrick S. Gram, tel.: +45
3815 2578, e-mail psg.eco@cbs.dk. Information about the department
may be found at www.cbs.dk
General information:
To be awarded a scholarship, one must be enrolled as a PhD student.
Enrolment is dependent on the acceptance of an application, including
a short project description prepared in co-operation with a member of
the scientific staff at the Department. The description of the
research project should contain a presentation of the intended focus
problems, including the theory and methodology expected to be used.
A PhD scholarship runs for a period of 3 years and is only awarded to
applicants with a Master's degree.
The scholarship stipulates that the holder carry out tasks equivalent
to 840 work hours.
Salary and appointment as a PhD student will be in accordance with
the Ministry of Finance's agreement with the Central Academic
Organisation.
In addition to the short project description, applicants must submit
an application that includes a completed compulsory application form,
a brief resumé (CV), and if relevant a list of papers and
publications. In the application, please indicate which of the three
PhD scholarships you apply for and indicate a ranking if all three
are of interest.
A committee of experts in the field in question will consider all
applications. Assessment of the applicants will be based on the
quality and relevance of the project, including an evaluation of the
applicant's ability to accomplish it.
If it is not stated elsewhere the application must be submitted in
triplicate.
Compulsory application forms, guideline, and further information on
scholarships and the Doctoral Programme
The application must be submitted to:
Copenhagen Business School
Department of Economics
Porcelænshaven 16 A
DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Att.: Patrick S. Gram
Marked "PhD – 33-2753"
Applications received by e-mail or discs will not be taken into
consideration.
All interested researchers irrespective of age, sex, race, religion,
or nationality are invited to apply for the position.
CBS focuses on innovation, partnership with the business community
and internationalisatio n. As a Learning University CBS demands high
quality on teaching, research and staff. CBS has around 15.000
students distributed among a wide range of degrees in social science
and humanities among these a very dynamic environment for executive
programmes. CBS has around 400 full-time researchers and around 500
administrative employees.
Deadline: 2007-06-15
http://frontpage.cbs.dk/jobs/stil_uk.pl?func=details&id=668