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Fully Funded PhD Position in Anthropology: Living with Cochlear Implants, Sensory Experience and Neurotechnologies Université Laval in Canada
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Anthropology
Funding
The PhD position is fully funded through the CIHR-funded Deafnesses project. No stipend amount or specific tuition coverage details are provided.
Country
Canada
University
Université Laval
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About this position
Université Laval in Québec City, Canada, is offering a fully funded PhD position in Anthropology focused on living with cochlear implants, sensory experience, neurotechnologies, and evidence. The project is part of the CIHR-funded Deafnesses project and is supervised by Professor Stephanie Lloyd in the Department of Anthropology.
The research examines how people experience and live with cochlear implants, with attention to sensory experience, deafness, clinical contexts, and the broader implications of neurotechnologies. Candidates should be prepared to engage critically with clinical and neuroscientific research and contribute qualitative research expertise.
Applicants should have a master's degree, or be completing one, in anthropology or a related field. Experience with qualitative research and experience in both English and French are required or strongly relevant. Applicants should submit a CV, transcripts, a letter, a one-page PhD research sketch, and two references.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. The anticipated start is January or September 2027. For application details, contact Professor Stephanie Lloyd at [email protected].
Funding details
The PhD position is fully funded through the CIHR-funded Deafnesses project. No stipend amount or specific tuition coverage details are provided.
What's required
Applicants should hold or be completing a master's degree in anthropology or a related field. Required or preferred qualifications include qualitative research experience, experience in both English and French, and critical engagement with clinical and neuroscientific research. Application materials include a CV, transcripts, a letter, a one-page PhD research sketch, and two references.
How to apply
Prepare a CV, transcripts, letter, one-page PhD research sketch, and two references, then contact Professor Stephanie Lloyd at [email protected]. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled, for a January or September 2027 start.
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