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This page of the Portal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe (PECOB) collects the latest information on courses and specifically PhD courses.
PhD courses listed in this page are often organized by Universities based in Central Eastern Europe and the Balkans, or focus on the Central Eastern European and Balkan regions as a subject of study.
Among the PhD courses listed below, it is worth mentioning a doctoral program on diversity management and governance that awards a joint title of Doctor of Philosophy. Other programs address slavonic languages and literature.
This joint PhD program focuses on diversity management in all its forms. It is a three year program and includes a manditory period of mobility for all students.
This joint PhD program focuses on diversity management in all its forms. It is a three year program and includes a manditory period of mobility for all students.
The University of Bologna launches a new International three-year English-taught PhD Programme in "Diversity Management and Governance" leading to a Joint Degree.
Students get PhD degrees in Slavic Languages and Literatures for a variety of purposes, which include but are not limited to pursuing careers with international dimensions, enhancing job opportunities, connecting with heritage, family, and communities, exploring other literatures and cultures, and pursuing personal interests.
American Councils provides fellowships for graduate students, faculty and scholars to conduct field research and to study language for a semester or an academic year in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, and Serbia.
The Stanford University offers a fully funded five-year program leading to the Ph.D. in Slavic Languages and Literatures. The program offers coordinated study of literature, literary theory, and cultural contexts including art, music, film, and linguistics.