The University of Milan has launched a call for application, based on qualifications and interviews, for admission to the Graduate School in Social and Political Sciences (GSSPS) for the following Ph.D. Programs:
· Ph.D. in Labour Studies – Coordinator: Prof. Lorenzo Bordogna
· Ph.D. in Political Studies – Coordinator: Prof. Marco Giuliani; Acting Coordinator: Prof. Francesco Zucchini
· Ph.D. in Sociology – Coordinator: Prof. Luisa Leonini
· Ph.D. in Business History and Management Coordinator Prof. Mario Benassi
For the academic year 2011/2012 the GSSPS will assign a total of 26 places, 13 with scholarship and 13 without scholarship.
13 places with scholarships will be assigned as follows:
Ph.D. in Labour Studies – 3 scholarships
Ph.D. in Political Studies – 4 scholarships
Ph.D. in Sociology – 4 scholarships
Ph.D. in Business History and Management – 2 scholarships.
Up to 8 scholarships are reserved for non-EU citizens’ applicants resident abroad (outside Italy) only if they result in the final ranking for each Ph.D. program in a position not inferior than the corresponding one which gives license to use the awards as indicated for each Ph.D. program. If in the final ranking of each Ph.D. program do not appear any suitable non-EU citizen resident abroad candidate, the mentioned 8 scholarships will be awarded to EU candidates who hold those positions.
13 places without scholarship will be assigned as follows:
Ph.D. in Labour Studies – 3 places without scholarship
Ph.D. in Political Studies – 4 places without scholarship
Ph.D. in Sociology- 4 places without scholarship
Ph.D. in Business History and Management – 2 places without scholarship
The Call for Application 2011/2012 in now available to download:
http://www.unimi.it/ricerca/dottorati/50286.htm
Unfortunatly the Call is now available only in Italian. Soon it will be provided an English translation.
In the meantime please have a look at the following: English Call for Application 2011-2012
http://www.graduateschool.unimi.it//files/gssps_call_2011_2012_eng_synthesis.pdf