PhD Program - Gender studies

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This job ad was AI-translated from French. See original Job summary Hide Join the CUSO PhD Program in Gender Studies, a dynamic initiative! Collaborate in an interdisciplinary environment with numerous benefits. Tasks Engage in scientific exchanges and workshops focused on gender perspectives. Network with peers and established researchers in the field. Enhance research skills through publications and presentations. Skills Open to all enrolled in member institutions focusing on gender studies. Strong communication and collaboration abilities. Research proficiency in gender-related topics. About the job Category Social Sciences Position PhD Program Presentation The CUSO doctoral programme "Gender Studies" is a place for training and scientific exchange for doctoral candidates working from a gender perspective. Building on the legacy of the Léman Doctoral School (2002-2008) and the Romand Doctoral School in Gender Studies (2008-2011), the new doctoral programme aims to consolidate achievements and broaden its scope (institutionally and disciplinarily). This doctoral programme will enable us to achieve the following objectives: a. The CUSO doctoral programme offers the opportunity to experiment with the contributions of interdisciplinarity, which is fundamental to Gender Studies. b. The proposed modules provide a genuine space for exchange between doctoral candidates and colleagues further advanced in their careers, allowing for deepening both theoretical and methodological knowledge in Gender Studies. c. The CUSO doctoral programme also facilitates networking among young researchers, not only regionally but also nationally and internationally. d. The sessions of the doctoral programme allow doctoral candidates to practise scientific communication and improve their research dissemination skills, notably through individual or collective publications. The CUSO doctoral programme "Gender Studies" brings together five institutions in Western Switzerland: the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, the University of Fribourg, the University of Geneva (management), the University of Lausanne, and the University of Neuchâtel. It is also affiliated with the Network of Swiss Doctoral Schools in Gender Studies. Enrolment in the programme is open to anyone registered at one of the five member institutions and whose doctoral research addresses a gender perspective, either wholly or partially. Interested doctoral candidates are invited to register on myCUSO. Registration is open all year round and does not need to be renewed annually. If you are already enrolled in another CUSO doctoral programme, you can also be affiliated with the CUSO Doctoral Programme in Gender Studies. To do so, you should contact the programme coordinator directly ( gender(at)cuso(dot)ch ). Programme start date: 1 January 2012. Partner institutions, Gender programmes: IHEID, Gender, Globalisation and Change Programme University of Fribourg University of Geneva University of Lausanne University of Neuchâtel Presentation video of the programme: Coordination Yali Chen, University of Geneva Programme Management Prof. Delphine Gardey, University of Geneva Scientific Committee see list Programme Address Management and Coordination of the CUSO Gender Doctoral Programme: University of Geneva Institute of Gender Studies - SdS 40, Bd du Pont-d’Arve CH-1211 Geneva 4 More information