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📋 Program Hakkında

The doctoral programme is offered at the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC), a research institute for the holistic study of handwritten artefacts from the beginning of writing to the present day from all African, Asian and European regions that have produced such artefacts. They are studied in an interdisciplinary setting of a broad range of subjects in the humanities, the natural sciences, and computer science. Research is currently organised thematically in eleven research fields: Artefact Profiling, Inscribing Spaces, Creating Originals, (Re-)Shaping Written Artefacts, Archiving Artefacts, Data Linking, Keeping Note(book)s, Exploring Multilingual Written Artefacts, Formatting Multigraphic Artefacts, Situating Graffiti, Selecting Materials as well as six working groups: The Palm-Leaf Manuscript Profiling Initiative; Theory and Terminology (TNT); Facing New Technologies (FNT); the Ethics Working Group; Asian Highland Manuscripts; Permanent Seminar on Manuscript Analysis, Description, and Documentation. Participating disciplines include: African Languages and Linguistics Ancient History Archaeometry Art History Assyriology Austronesian Studies Biology Chemistry Classical Archaeology Computer Science Ethiopian Studies Finno-Ugrian Studies German Language and Literature (Theatre Studies) Indology/Southeast Asian Studies Iranian Studies Islamic Studies Japanese Studies Jewish Philosophy and Religion Medieval and Modern History Mineralogy Musicology Physics Sinology Southeast Asian History Tamil Studies Thai and Lao Studies Turkish Studies Vietnamese Studies

✅ Giriş / Kabul Koşulları

Language: We expect excellent skills in spoken and written English, as it is not only the working language at the research centre, but also the language in which the dissertation is written and defended. Applicants are therefore required to provide evidence of their English language proficiency. The programme does not require any German skills. However, we encourage all researchers to participate in our free German course, which helps them in situations of everyday life in Hamburg.

🗣 Dil Gereksinimleri

We expect excellent skills in spoken and written English, as it is not only the working language at the research centre, but also the language in which the dissertation is written and defended. Applicants are therefore required to provide evidence of their English language proficiency. The programme does not require any German skills. However, we encourage all researchers to participate in our free German course, which helps them in situations of everyday life in Hamburg.

📎 Başvuru için Gereken Belgeler

Apply to: Doctoral positions in the cluster are announced on our website. Candidates who would like to apply for the doctoral programme with their own funding (a scholarship from another institution) are asked to get in touch with the coordinator of the Graduate School at merryl.rebello@uni-hamburg.de. New doctoral candidates are recruited through job postings or scholarship postings on our website. The individual application deadline for each doctoral position is announced in the respective posting: https://www.csmc.uni-hamburg.de/about/vacant-positions.html New doctoral candidates are recruited through job postings or scholarship postings on our website. The individual application deadline for each doctoral position is announced in the respective posting: https://www.csmc.uni-hamburg.de/about/vacant-positions.html

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