PhD Studentships at the University of Bristol
The University of Bristol is delighted to invite applications for studentships in the arts and humanities, including translation studies, for September 2014. Approximately 50 studentships will be funded by the AHRC through the South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership at the eight universities in the consortium and their cultural partners across the range of arts and humanities subjects.
The University of Bristol is delighted to invite applications for studentships in the arts and humanities, including translation studies, for September 2014. Approximately 50 studentships will be funded by the AHRC through the South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership at the eight universities in the consortium and their cultural partners across the range of arts and humanities subjects.
The School of Modern Languages at the
University of Bristol has a long-standing interest in Translation Studies from
the medieval to the modern periods. Languages include Catalan, Chinese, Czech, French, German,
Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Research specialisms include literary
translation; translation history; publishing; drama; audiovisual translation.
Specialist supervision is available for performance-related translation in the
School of Arts.
Information is available at the
consortium website and an application form will be available shortly. Informal enquiries can be
addressed to Dr Carol O’Sullivan at carol.osullivan[at]bristol.ac.uk.
Enquiries relating to translation and performance should be sent to Dr Katja
Krebs at k.krebs[at]bristol.ac.uk.
Applications will be accepted from mid-December but you are encouraged to make
informal enquiries at an early date. Decisions will be made before Easter 2014.
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