PhD Scholarships in Neuroscience Landscape at Berlin School of Mind and Brain
The Berlin School of Mind and Brain is an international graduate school offering a three-year doctoral program in English. The school is based in Berlin and part of an extensive neuroscience landscape.
The focus of the school`s research is on the interface of humanities and behavioral sciences with neurosciences (philosophy, social sciences,linguistics, behavioral and cognitive psychology, neuro-physiology, psychiatry, neurology, computational neuroscience, neurobiology).
The deadline of this application is: 15 January 2009.
All doctoral students will receive supervision by two professors, one from the mind sciences, and one from the brain sciences.
The school`s main research areas are: Conscious and unconscious perception, decision-making, language, brain plasticity and lifespan ontogeny, and mental disorders and brain dysfunction. The school especially welcomes applications for the research areas brain plasticity & lifespan ontogeny, mental disorders & brain dysfunction, and philosophy of mind!
Scholarships:
The school offers a number of scholarships. Scholarships are generous, and they will cover university enrolment fees and living expenses in Berlin (including accommodation, subsistence, insurances, public transport).
Tuition Fees:
Humboldt-Universitä t zu Berlin does not charge tuition fees for this program!
Requirements for Applications:
We are looking for students with a Master`s or Diploma degree (research degree) in philosophy, linguistics, psychology, neurology, psychiatry, computer science, biology, law, economics, or another field relevant for mind/brain research. Students can apply to the doctoral program while completing their Master`s course!
Applications: www.mind-and-brain.de/63.0.html
Contact:
Berlin School of Mind and Brain
Humboldt-Universitä t zu Berlin
Unter den Linden 6
10099 Berlin
Germany
Phone +49 30 2093-1706
Fax +49 30 2093-1802
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
[Germany] PhD Scholarships in Neuroscience Landscape at Berlin School of Mind and Brain
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