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The Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies (SCEUS) was

established in 2005 as an interdisciplinarycentre at the University

of Salzburg. Research and teaching at the Centre focus on the

dynamics of European integration as an ongoing process of

deepening and widening, thus on institutionaldevelopments,

decision-making and policy outcomes in the European Union.

Since 2008, SCEUS has run a doctoral college, comprising

doctoral students from various countriesand disciplines.

In the framework of this doctoral college the Centre is

now looking for newcandidates for doctoral student

positions for the period of October 2011-September 2014.

By contributingwith their research to the thematic areas

on institutional design, EU constitutional law,European

culture and society, economic policy making and regulation,

globalisation, Europeanintegration and the welfare state

and the relations of the European Union with the wider

world, thedoctoral students will analyse the "Boundaries

of Europe". Research students selected by the Admissions

Committee will be eligible for a three-year scholarship

(non-refundable) at conditions as established by the Austrian

fund for science and research. The Doctorate of the University

of Salzburg is conferred on students who have completed

one of the doctoral studies programmes (Law or Social Sciences),

in the form of either a Ph.D. (in social sciences such as political

science, history, sociology etc.) or a J. D. (Doctor iuris).

Against this background the SCEUS is looking for 6 doctoral students:

1. GZ A 0032/1-2011
A doctoral student with a research focus on the EU's relations

with the wider world, in particularon "the role of societal interests

in the EU's trade policy-making process" (groups trying to influence

the EU's policy making process, strategies, influence)

Specific Requirements:

* Master's degree in Law or Social Sciences (in particular

Economics, Political Science, History, Sociology, etc.).

* Good skills in social science methods

2. GZ A 0033/1-2011
A doctoral with a research focus on the topic of

"Social market rules, European integration

and the welfare state"

Specific requirements:

* Master's degree preferably in Law or Economics

or Political Science, alternatively also in other fields

of Social Sciences.

3. GZ A 0035/1-2011
A doctoral student with a research focus on

"Redistribution and Inequality in times of

Globalization"

Specific requirements:

* Master's degree in Social Sciences

(in particular Economics or Political Science).

4. GZ A 0036/1-2011
A doctoral student with a research focus on

the topic of "Euroscepticism in Central and

Eastern European countries (CEE)".

Specific requirements:

* Master's degree in Law or Social Sciences

(in particular Economics, Political Science,

History, Sociology, etc.).

* Knowledge of an East European language

is an advantage, as it is familiarity with the

historical, cultural, political and economic context

of the region

* Methodological skills, especially in statistics and

interview techniques

5. GZ A 0034/1-2011
A doctoral student with a research focus on

"Public Private Partnerships in the European Union".

Specific requirements:

* Master's degree in Social Sciences

(in particular Economics or Political Science).

6. GZ A 0037/1-2011
A doctoral student in the area of sociology,

social psychology or socio-economy.

Specific requirements:

* Master's degree in Social Sciences (in particular sociology)

* Very good skills in quantitative methods

General requirements for all applicants:

* A Master's degree which has to be completed

by no later than 30 September 2011.

* Nationality is not a criterion, internationality an asset.

* Fluency in English

* willingness to engage in further method training

Application and selection process: Candidates are invited to

submit their written application no later than 15 March, 2011.

Short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview by the beginning

of April 2011.

The application should encompass:

* CV

* Proposal for a dissertation project on one of the topics

outlined above (3 pages - focusing on research question, methods,

interdisciplinary aspects and innovative aspects

and relevance for the scientific field

* Portfolio of 1-3 of the applicant`s best seminar

papers (preferably on issues related to European integration)

* Letter of motivation

* if already available: a copy of the applicant`s

master`s degree

* Grade report (i.e., an official document showing all

the courses and exams the applicant has taken at

his/her university)

* 2 letters of reference, to be submitted directly

by referee to the address mentioned below

Documents can be submitted in English or German,

the letter of motivation in English only.

Applications and references should be sent no later

than 15 March, 2011 by regular postal service to

University of Salzburg - the Rector
Serviceeinrichtung Personal
Kapitelgasse 4-6
A-5020 Salzburg/Austria
GZ A 0036/1-2011

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Franz Kok

Universität Salzburg - Fachbereich Politikwissenschaft & Soziologie

Rudolfskai 42, A-5020 Salzburg
Telefon: Büro 0043-662-8044-6613, mobil: 0043-664-2135181 Fax: 0043-662-6389-6613
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