Beca de doctorado - Lexicografía hispánica
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Condiciones económicas
The annual amount of the PhD scholarship is equal to Euro 16,243.00 gross of INPS social security charges as provided by law to be paid by the recipient. Scholarships are awarded for the entire duration of the PhD programme (3 years/36 months, 4 years/ 48 months) and instalments are paid on a monthly basis. The first instalment of October 2023 will be paid at the end of the same month provided that the student has submitted all the documentation required and is correctly enrolled in their PhD programme by 24 September 2023. Otherwise, a two-month instalment will be paid at the end of November.
Descripción
La Universidad de Verona (Italia) ofrece una plaza con beca de tres años para cursar estudios de doctorado en el siguiente ámbito: Representación y valorización en entorno digital del patrimonio lexicográfico en lengua española.
La plaza se enmarca en el programa de doctorando en Lenguas y Literaturas Extranjeras.
Requisitos
In order to apply, it is required that applicants, regardless of their age and nationality:
- Hold an Italian university degree such as Laurea magistrale, Laurea specialistica or Laurea “vecchio ordinamento” (before Reform no. 509/1999); or
- Hold an academic qualification (i.e. Master of Science/Art) awarded by a Higher Education Institution which allows access in the issuing Country to further studies at academic institutions at the PhD level; Professional degrees (e.g.: Master in Business Administration - MBA, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - MBBS, ecc.) do not grant access to the PhD programmes.
No es necesario tener conocimientos previos de lengua italiana.
Cómo solicitar
Applicants can submit their application from 7 June 2023 to 7 July 2023 at 12.00 noon (Italian time, GMT+1), exclusively using the online form available at www.univr.it/applicationphd.
Más información en Call for applications.
Observaciones
Los interesados pueden contactar con el Prof. Matteo De Beni (lehist@ateneo.univr.it) para más información de carácter científico-académico.
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