Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Information Systems at the Faculty of Social Sciences for Study in University of Agder (UiA), Norway

If you would like to study in University of Agder (UiA), Norway and pursue Full Time Postdoctoral Research Fellow Program in Social Sciences, Department of Information Systems you can avail Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Information Systems at the Faculty of Social Sciences which is being offered by University of Agder.
This is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow Program Merit Based scholarship and students are eligible from Norway Student to apply for the same. Only Few such award is being offered and the deadline for application is 31-Aug-14.
This Scholarship will Offer you Not Disclosed for 2 Year.
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Name of Scholarships:	Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Information Systems at the Faculty of Social Sciences
Scholarship is offered by:	University of Agder
Scholarship Offers:	Not Disclosed
Duration of Reward / Grant:	2 Year
Education Field:	Social Sciences, Department of Information Systems
Education Level:	Postdoctoral Research Fellow Program
Based on:	Merit Based
Scholarship is open for:	University of Agder (UiA), Norway
Students are eligible from:	Norway Student
Number of Awards / Scholarships:	Few
Important Dates:	Open Date: Not Available Last Date: 31-Aug-14
Eligibility:	Contact eMail Id:  vladimir.oleshchuk@uia.no or andreas.prinz@uia.no
Important Information:	Contact eMail Id:  vladimir.oleshchuk@uia.no or andreas.prinz@uia.no

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