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27/10/20: Glencree welcomes the opportunity to support & host PhD candidates that will take part in two NETHATE international research and training projects at Trinity College Dublin from 2021.

NETHATE is an international research and training project that is funded by the Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme of the European Commission. A total of 15 PhD positions are being offered under the project.  Applications are now invited from suitably qualified candidates for full-time, fixed term positions as Early Stage Researchers (ESR).

Applicants must apply directly to the relevant university. The deadline for receipt of applications is 22 November 2020

 

Full details can be found here:   EU_MCSA_NETHATE_PhD_posts_available

 

 

 

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