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PhD Research Studentship in Second Language Learning and Teaching (Fixed Term)

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University of Cambridge

3mo ago

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  • Job
    Part-time
    Entry Level
  • Research & Development
  • Cambridge

Requirements

  • The successful candidate will have a master's degree (equivalent of first-class distinction) in linguistics or related subject, completed by 30 September 2024. A background in language learning and teaching would be an asset.
  • In order to apply, please email the following documents to ta259@cam.ac.uk:
  • A Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Two academic references
  • Transcript
  • Research Proposal (500 - 1000 words)
  • Sample of recent research writing (5,000 - 10,000 words). The sample can be either an essay produced during masters-level studies or a section of a dissertation, and must be a single-authored work.

Responsibilities

  • The PhD student will work with Dr Alexopoulou as a member of the EF Research Lab for Applied Language Learning. You will join the research cluster for Language Acquisition and Language Processing and will be part of a world-class multidisciplinary research environment combining linguists and experts in language learning.
  • The PhD studentship is further linked to a part time Research Assistant role for the first two years, supporting the research project of the EF Research Lab for Applied Language Learning. The Research Assistant would be expected to work up to 6 hours per week and would be paid in line with the University pay scale (grade 5, point 034 pro-rata).

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