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The University of Manchester is offering a number of awards for September 2012 entry to which individuals wishing to work on PhD topics related to French Studies are encouraged to apply.
Research in French Studies covers a wide range: from medieval manuscripts to contemporary cinema and dance; from culture and society to modern linguistics. Besides being acknowledged as high-quality in its own right, this research ensures a dynamic environment. Numerous research grants secured by staff include 'Watching Dance: Kinesthetic Empathy' (with University of Glasgow, York St John University and Imperial College London), funded by AHRC 2008-2011; 'Post-Colonial Negotiations: Visualising the Franco-Algerian Relationship in the Post-War Period' (with University of Durham), funded by AHRC 2008-2011, and a Visiting Professorship awarded to Professor Martine Joly (Université Michel de Montaigne-Bordeaux III) by the Leverhulme Trust, February - April 2008.
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