SOCIAL, ECONOMIC & CULTURAL ASPECTS OF INNOVATION IN DIGITAL MEDIA
Applications are invited for a doctoral student research Fellowship addressing socio-economic, cultural or policy aspects of Innovation in new/digital media services, based in Dublin City University.
Funded under the EU's Fifth Framework Programme*, this Marie Curie fellowship opportunity covers a research visit period up to 10 or 11 months in Dublin. The visit must commence by January 2006 at latest and the studentship pays 1,200 Euro per month.
The Fellowship will be based in the Communication, Technology and Culture (COMTEC) research centre, Dublin City Univ. Founded in 1991, COMTEC is an interdisciplinary research unit focused on the socio-economic and policy aspects of the mediascape, new ICTs and the knowledge society/economy. The COMTEC centre combines expertise in the fields of socio-cultural shaping of technology, media studies, political economy of communication and information policy studies.
Applicants must be registered for a doctoral degree in their home institution and have proven abilities in written and spoken English (and match the nationality, residence etc criteria of the Marie Curie prog).
Interested applicants should [immediately] send an initial short note outlining their research interests and a copy of their CV to :
Paschal Preston
Director, COMTEC centre,
Professor, School of Communication,
Dublin City University,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9, IRELAND
Tel: +353-1-700-5478
Email: Paschal.Preston@dcu.ie
Webpage: http://www.comms.dcu.ie/prestonp/
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