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Emeritus Professor, Edinburgh Napier University

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Tag Archives: ethics

Applications sought for AHRC-funded PhD studentship within the Centre for Social Informatics

Posted on January 30, 2013 by Hazel Hall
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InGSoc LogoLast month I blogged that the Centre for Social Informatics had been successful in winning a grant from the AHRC to be led by my colleague Dr Alistair Duff, and that soon we would be advertising two positions associated with this new project to start in May 2013 or soon after. The details of the first of these – a three year fully-funded PhD studentship in census informatics, ethics and policy – are now available.

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Posted in PhDs, Projects | Tagged AHRC, Alistair Duff, census informatics, Centre for Social Informatics, doctoral studies, doctorate, ethics, grant, Informing the Good Society, InGSoc, PhD, PhDs, policy, studentship | Leave a reply

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