Experience Advisory at PwC! Summer internships available!

Our internships provide students with an opportunity to experience work and life at PwC, offering a valuable insight into our business and culture.

They are designed to give you a real-life view of what a graduate career with PwC would be like. You'll be able to learn first hand if this is the career for you. If it is, and you perform well, you may return to your degree with an offer of a job for when you graduate.

Beyond this, our aim is to raise both your commercial awareness and your interpersonal skills to new levels. By experiencing life inside the world's leading professional services firm, you will develop many new skills and qualities that will be valuable for your future career, whatever you choose to do.

As an intern, you'll be treated in much the same way as our regular Junior Consultants and you will be expected to make a valuable contribution throughout.

If that sounds too challenging, don't worry: you won't be thrown in at the deep end straightaway. We will provide coaching to help you manage your responsibilities on the assignment.

The internships will start in July 2008 and last for 3 up to 6 months


Please click on the link below to find out more and apply on-line

http://www0. i-grasp.com/ fe/tpl_pwceast07 .asp?newms= jj&id=14205


Meet us tomorrow, 23 May at the START Internship fair in Romexpo to find out more.

We look forward to meeting you,
PwC Recruitment Team


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Cursuri de toamna BEST [DL: 31 mai]

Esti student/a la Universitatea Tehnica si nu te-ai inscris inca la cursurile de toamna organizate de BEST (Board of European Students of Technology)? Mai ai sanse pana la 31 Mai! 11 orase din Europa se pregatesc sa te cunoasca. Tot ce trebuie sa faci pentru a aplica este sa trimiti o scrisoare de motivare si sa iti pregatesti bagajele!

Perioada de desfasurare a cursurilor este: 01.09 – 31.10.2008.
Alege-ti cursul aici: http://best. eu.org/student/ courses/coursesL ist.jsp
Daca ai intrebari sau nelamuriri, scrie la oana.sipos@BEST. eu.org.

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Internship Program - 20 junior management consultants!

Enshight Internship 2008

For those seeking professional adventures and high-level adrenaline environments, consulting is the only satisfactory answer. Join us in our Internship Program and you shall experience business and management consulting at first hand while having great fun with a bunch o lively and high-above-average IQ-ed people.

Each internship will stretch across a 2-month period between 15th of June and the 15th of December 2008.

Apply at econosofia.org/ internship until May 24!

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64 PhD positions (ICT) at University of Trento, Italy

64 PhD positions (ICT) at University of Trento, Italy:

The Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Trento has 64 PhD positions in the broad ICT (Information and Communication Technology) area, a large portion of which is within the information management and software engineering areas.

Deadline: 29 May, 2008

The Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science is one of the leading and faster-growing research institutions, characterized by a young and international faculty and a large, international student population. Indicators for scientific production put the department among the very top in Europe.

The successful candidate will therefore have the opportunity to work in a dynamic and exciting environment. Trento is a vibrant city with a beautifully preserved historic center, consistently ranked at the top for quality of life in Italy. It offers a variety of cultural and sports opportunities all year around.

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Vacant PhD Student position in Copenhagen

`Use of accurate meteorological forecasts in the future energy production system' :

A PhD study hosted by the Danish Meteorological Institute and the University of Copenhagen will investigate the use of accurate local numerical weather forecasts in relation to real time management of local energy units in the future energy production system.

Special emphasis will be put on the prediction of surface solar radiation.

Application Deadline: 13th June 2008.

For further information, please go to: http://www.dmi. dk/dmi/041- 0005.2008


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CfA: Human Rights School, Prishtina, 10-18.6.2008

*Youth Initiative for Human Rights* office in Kosovo, is organizing a Human Rights School.

This Human Rights School is part of a large project organized in the Western Balkans: Macedonia, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, which are initiated by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee.

This School, which lasts for 7 - 9 days intend to offer to youth the possibility to gain knowledge and understand the Human Rights concepts, the institutions and the mechanisms for human rights protections, the interethnic understanding and peaceful conflict resolution. It is also designed to act as a forum for dialogue among young people belonging to different ethnic groups where they can freely discuss, become friends and cooperate.

Through this School, YIHR gives the opportunity to youth, students, Human Rights activists, volunteers, NGO activists and others in Kosovo, to improve and empower their abilities and capacities.

If you are an enthusiast and interested in participating in this school, submit the application form in Albanian, Serbian or English to: * apply@yihr.org* , and let subject of your email be: Human Rights School.

This school will be held in *Hajvali, Prishtina, *Hotel* "Madrid", *from* 10 - 18 June 2008*

Candidates should be between *16* and *19* years old.

The closing date for application is *June** 3rd, 2008*.

We thank all candidates for applying. Only short listed candidates will be contacted


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CfA: Summer School on Non-Discrimination, Social Inclusion and Europe

OHRID SUMMER UNIVERSITY 2008

Call for Applications:
"Summer School on Non-Discrimination, Social Inclusion and European
Citizenship"
23 June - 30 June, 2008, Ohrid, Macedonia
Deadline for application: 03 June 2008

The Institute for Social and Humanities Research "Euro-Balkan", Skopje within
the framework of the Ohrid Summer University 2008, supported by the OSCE
Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje, is announcing SUMMER SCHOOL ON
NON-DISCRIMINATION, SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP, to be held 23 -
30 June 2008, Hotel Klimetica, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia.

The Summer School on Non-Discrimination, Social Inclusion and European
Citizenship is aimed at current human rights activists, postgraduate students and members of socially and culturally marginalized groups committed to the idea of social inclusion and actively seeking to address problems related to implementation of human rights legislation, discrimination and social exclusion in the Macedonian society. In the form of a one-week intensive summer course, this School specifically seeks to provide 21 course participants with the latest theoretical, conceptual and practical tools in order to grasp the complexity of the human rights situation in Macedonia from the perspectives of the most socially vulnerable groups. The course will offer lectures from eminent Macedonian human rights activists, insightful discussions, workshops on specific topics, collaborative presentations based on group work and social and cultural activities.

Working languages of the course will be both Macedonian and English, as lectures will be in Macedonian and course materials will be in English.

Programme summary:
The School's overall goal is to contribute to building sustainable human rights culture in Macedonia, by providing an academically validated inspiration and new opportunities to current activists, postgraduate students and members of socially and culturally marginalized groups to explore the theory and practice of human rights in Macedonia, to design possible human rights research projects, and outline a possible evidence-based strategy. It specifically aims to strengthen the capacity of course attendants in the fields of Non-Discrimination, Social Inclusion and European Citizenship as the main result to be achieved through the foreseen activities. The course will attempt to offer a more intricate analysis of the issues of application and implementation of non-discrimination legislation in Macedonia by showing how existing social relations, political institutions and cultural practices must be transformed in order to accommodate those who have been prevented or
exclued from fully participating in Macedonian society (women, children, disabled people, Roma, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and older persons). Special attention will be given to understanding the social, economic, political and cultural context in which the social exclusion and subordination of these groups of people take place, especially where this marginalisation is exacerbated by extreme poverty and ethnic status and the means to combat these types of abject discrimination. The course will advocate for a social inclusion approach to fighting discrimination in Macedonia, since it is the only proactive, human development approach to social well-being that calls for more than the removal of legal and formal barriers or risks to participating as valued, respected and contributing members of Macedonian society.

The Summer School will broadly cover the three following topics: 1. Human Rights, Non-discrimination, or Social Inclusion?-Integrat ing Concepts and Perspectives of European Citizenship in the Balkans; 2. Social Exclusion, European Citizenship and Social Policy: Application and Scrutiny of Macedonian Research on Social Exclusion and Human Rights; 3. Culture, difference and human rights;

Eligibility: Postgraduate students, human rights activists, and members of socially and culturally marginalized groups from Macedonia committed to the idea of social inclusion and actively seeking to address problems related to implementation of human rights legislation, discrimination and social exclusion in the Macedonian society.

Application and selection process: Interested applicants will submit their biographical information (CV and letter of motivation) through the available
application form (www.euba.org. mk).

The applications of most suitable candidates, active in the field of human rights and non-discrimination, will be carefully and objectively assessed and selected by a Committee formed of Euro-Balkan staff, course lecturers and stream leaders, in collaboration with the OSCE Rule of Law Department.

Please fill the application form and return it before 3rd June 2008 to the e-mail: ohridsummeruniversi ty@gmail. com or online at: www.euba.org. mk Results from the selection process: 10th June 2008

Course Director: Prof. Dr. Katerina Kolozova

Lecturers: Prof. Dr. Mirjana Najcevska, Suad Missini
Resource persons: Jana Lozanoska, Svetlana Trbojevic, Zarko Trajanoski

Contact person: Ljiljana Asenov
Address: Bld. Partizanski Odredi 63
1000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Tel/Fax: +389 2 3075 570
Mob: +389 75 277 062
E-mail: lasenov@euba. org.mk; ljiljanasenov@ gmail.com

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CfA: Summer Camp, Youth culture as a sustainable path to democratic

"Youth culture as a sustainable path to democratic society"

Summer Camp, 20. - 27. July 2008, Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

The call for the participants

CDN - Cooperation and Development Network Eastern Europe (www.cdnee.org) is announcing a call for members of the international preparatory group (prep team) of the summer camp "Youth culture as a sustainable path to democratic society". This project will take place from 20th to 27st of July 2008 in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This event has been so far financially supported by Council of Europe, European Youth Foundation and the Green Forum, Sweden.

Profile of the participants

This call is open for applicants coming from any of the Council of Europe member states (listed bellow) and Belarus. The participants should be interested in the topics of this event, willing to take active part in the planned activities and open for new experiences and people. The advantage (but not the condition) is to have green organisation background and the experience with the topics of the event. Considering that this is a youth event the participants will not be younger then 17 and older then 32.

We would like to keep participation open for people of different education levels and with different backgrounds. Important is the diversity of experience and knowledge. The allocation of participants will be based on gender and geographical balance. We will use the application files standard procedure.

DEADLINE for submitting the application (filled in applications form attached to the call) to summercamp@cdnee. org is 1st of June 2008 at 12AM CET.

General conditions

If accepted as participant to this event, you should arrange your travel in most environmental friendly and economic way. You are expected to arrive before 20th of July and depart only after 2 am on 27th of July.

The organisers will partly reimburse your travel expenses. At the moment we are not able to confirm the exact amount but we are aiming to be able to support up to 70% of your travel costs, upon presentation of all the original receipts. Accommodation, meals, educational materials and refreshments will be provided by organisers for the entire duration of the activity, free-of-charge. The participation fee for the event will be set at later stage aiming at around 30 euro per participant.

Project information

Where and when the meeting be held

Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

20. July - 27. July 2008

Summary:

The main themes of this event are youth culture and artistic, creative activism as a tool for young people to take active participation in politics and social changes towards more open, democratic and diverse society.

We want to:

Support active participation of young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina and other non-EU countries (SEE and Former Soviet Union countries) by creating more space for alternative and informal participation of young people.

Explore and discuss the youth culture, its elements and cultural impact that it has to the positive changes of the society towards social inclusion and equal opportunities.

Support changes of the society in which young people are truly able to express their political thoughts and ideas.

Learn about public art and street activism role in development of youth culture and sustainable and democratic society.

Objectives:

By locating social obstacles and prejudices of youth life-style based on intergenerational and intercultural misunderstandings we wish to improve mutual understanding and lower prejudices between mentioned groups and to support the vision of citizenship built and guaranteed on equal rights for all individuals regardless of gender, race, age, religion, class, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, disability, wealth or health.

In the course of the seminar, we would like to promote the activism of youth organizations and youth non formal groups in post-communist countries, and in general, enhance the active citizenship of the youth of that specific region by offering them tools to take active part in democratic processes

By using creative/artistic ways we want to encourage direct action against different forms of discrimination (sexism, racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, homophobia), against authoritarianism and against hierarchical order in society.

The seminar program will consist of workshops, educational games, discussion groups, role play, open space technology workshop and lectures. Additionally we will form working groups that will during the seminar focus on expressing their view on role of the youth culture through different art mediums (word poetry, original music, dance, theater and visual arts). This will also support future activities by participants and organisation to continue the work we have started.

Working groups will be formed in order to come up with recourses for future projects, fresh ideas and views.

We want to make working atmosphere closer to young people from eastern countries same time keeping the short distance with general methods that western participants are used to.

We will also use these practices to organize manifestation in the public in order to support and promote youth culture and youth activism. We will invite local youth initiatives to join.

Methodology:

We will use multipart composed of lectures, presentations, workshops, role plays, games, discussion groups, panel debates, working groups, taking part in local activities (actions). We want to make working atmosphere closer to young people from eastern countries same time keeping the short distance with general methods that western participants are used to.

Working groups will be formed in order to come up with recourses for future projects, fresh ideas and views. We will also focus on personal experiences and interactive learning that will ensure equal opportunities for all to contribute.

To ensure practical follow-up we will create report and social committee so participants are able to be part of preparing and reporting different parts the seminar.

Prep team application form is sent together with this call and also can be downloaded at our web site. To repeat: DEADLINE for submitting the application (filled in applications form) to summercamp@cdnee. org is 1th of June 2008 at 12AM CET.

With Best regards,

Milan Mitrovic

Network Coordinator

Council of Europe member states:

Albania
Liechtenstein
Andorra
Lithuania
Armenia
Luxembourg
Austria
Macedonia
Azerbaijan
Malta
Belgium
Moldova
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Monaco
Bulgaria
Netherlands
Croatia
Norway
Cyprus
Poland
Czech Republic
Portugal
Denmark
Romania
Estonia
Russian Federation
Finland
San Marino
France
Serbia and Montenegro
Georgia
Slovakia
Germany
Slovenia
Greece
Spain
Hungary
Sweden
Iceland
Switzerland
Ireland
Turkey
Italy
Ukraine
Latvia
United Kingdom

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30 doctoral grants, Hausdorff Center for Mathemathics (Germany)

30 doctoral grants, Hausdorff Center for Mathemathics (Germany)
The Bonn International Graduate School in Mathematics (BIGS-Mathematics) , embraced by the Hausdorff Center for Mathematics, a Cluster of Excellence established within the German government's Excellence Initiative, offers a PhD program in mathematics based upon the well-known teaching and research tradition of the Department of Mathematics and the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics.

Next Deadline: 31 May 2008

Research topics for dissertations can be chosen from the following sections:-

Algebra and number theory (J. Franke, G. Harder, M. Rapoport, J. Schröer, C. Stroppel, D. Zagier)

Algebraic and arithmetic geometry (G.Faltings, G.Harder, D.Huybrechts, N. Perrin, M.Rapoport)

Differential geometry (W. Ballmann, U. Hamenstädt)

Discrete mathematics and complexity theory (S. Hougardy, M. Karpinski, B. Korte, T. Nieberg, N. Saxena, J. Vygen)

Global analysis (M. Lesch, W. Müller)

Mathematical models in the natural sciences (H.-W. Alt, J. Frehse, M. Griebel, F.Otto)

Moduli spaces (W. Ballmann, C.-F. Bödigheimer, G. Faltings, U. Hamenstädt, G. Harder, M. Marcolli, Y. Manin, S. Schwede, D. Zagier)

Numerical analysis (M. Griebel, R. Krause)

Partial differential equations (H.-W. Alt, J. Frehse, H. Koch, F. Otto, M. Rumpf, L. Székelyhidi)

Probability and statistics (S. Albeverio, A. Eberle, M. Karpinski, M. Schäl, K.-T. Sturm)

Pure and applied logic (M. Karpinski, P. Poepke)

Scientific computing (M. Griebel, H. Harbrecht, R. Krause, M. Rumpf)

Stochastic analysis (S. Albeverio, A. Eberle, F. Otto, K.-T. Sturm)

Topology (H.-J. Baues, C.-F. Bödigheimer, J. Hornbostel, M. Kreck, S. Schwede).

Scholarships
There are currently about 100 PhD students in the program, which offers a wide range of lecture courses, graduate seminars, research seminars, and winter/summer schools. The language of instruction is English. 30 doctoral grants (Hausdorff scholarships) of 1100 euros per month for a maximum of 3 years can be awarded, beginning April or October each year. The grants are supplied by a family allowance, if applicable. In addition, there are 8 qualifying grants of 800 euros per month for a qualifying year.

Applications are to be sent to: Prof. Dr. Carl-Friedrich Bödigheimer, Director of Graduate Studies, Universität Bonn, Mathematisches Institut, Beringstrasse 1, D-53115 Bonn, Germany.
Deadline for applications:
15 January anually for entry in april or October | 31 May anually for entry in October.
For more details and a list of required documents see: http://www.bigs- math.uni- bonn.de/

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60 PhD Scholarships for International Students, Zhejiang University

60 PhD Scholarships for International Students
Zhejiang University, China

60 fully-funded scholarships are provided by the Chinese Government and Zhejiang University jointly for prospective international students to study for Ph.D. Degrees at Zhejiang University.

Deadline : 20 Sep 2008

Basic Information on the Scholarships
The scholarships are provided by the Chinese Government and Zhejiang University jointly for prospective international students to study for Ph.D. Degrees at Zhejiang University.

60 scholarship students will be accepted for the fall semester of 2008 and spring semester of 2009;
Details: Awardees will be exempt from tuition and fees for registration, laboratory experiments, internship, basic learning materials, and intramural accommodation;
Living allowance: CNY 1,400 per month for doctoral students;
Fee for outpatient medical services and Comprehensive Medical Insurance and Benefit Plan for International Students in China: CNY 600 per person per annum;
A one-off settlement subsidy for new students after registration: CNY 600 per person.

Duration: The duration of the scholarship for all programs with English as the media of instruction is the same as the normal length of the specific programs.

An Overview of Zhejiang University
Zhejiang University is located in the coastal city of Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang Province, which lies 180 km away from Shanghai, a metropolitan city in China.
The university is one of the few top-ranking research institutions of higher learning in China. It has a full coverage of disciplines in 11 major branches of Learning, Namely Philosophy, Literature, History, Education, Sciences, Economics, Law, Management, Engineering, Agriculture and Medicine. With a history of more than 80 years of graduate education, the university now offers 331 academic and professional Master�fs Degree programs and 283 Doctoral programs. Under its administration there are 14 Nation Key Laboratories, 2 National Engineering Research Centers and 3 National Engineering Technology Centers and 43 post-doctor stations. At present, the university has a full-time student body of over 39,000, with 22,900 undergraduates, over 15,700 Master�fs Degree students and over 6,600 Ph.D. candidates, and the university also has about 1,700 international students coming from over 100 countries.

A truly comprehensive institute with developing into a world-class institution as its goal, Zhejiang University aims to provide an outstanding education that will enable its students to build a future of professional, intellectual and personal success, capable of leadership in different areas. Equally important, however, is the role the university has been playing in research. With a faculty capable of top-level and large-scale research and a high proportion of graduate students, the university has been undertaking projects, both basic and applied, to address pressing issues of today and the future.

Application

Eligibility
Applicants must be non-Chinese nationals and in good health.
Applicants must have a Master�fs Degree.
Applicants must be under the age of 40.
Applicants should have a competitive academic record.
Applicants should have strong scientific research ability.
Applicants must NOT be beneficiaries of any other kinds of sponsorships.

Language Used in Teaching
English is used as instructional language for programs in Science, Engineering, Agriculture, Economics, Business, and Medicines.

Application Materials: All applicants must fill in and provide the following materials truly and correctly.

The Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship (Download) in Chinese or in English.

Highest diploma (notarized photocopy). If applicants are university students or already employed, they should also provide documents of being university students or on-post employees. Documents in languages other than Chinese or English must be attached with translations in Chinese or English.

Applicants for doctoral studies need to provide notarized copies of their undergraduate and graduate transcripts. Transcripts in languages other than Chinese or English must be attached with translations in Chinese or English.
A photocopy of the passport and a recent photo (white background, 35mm �~ 45mm in size).

A study or research proposal in Chinese or in English (no less than 800 words).
Two letters of recommendation from full professors or associate professors (in Chinese or English).

Published academic papers or other academic achievements (if applicable).
Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form (printed by Chinese quarantine authority. Applicants are expected to keep the original copies) filled in English. The medical examinations must cover all the items listed in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete records or those without the signature of the attending physician, the official stamp of the hospital or a sealed photograph of the applicants are invalid. The medical examination results will be valid for 6 months. All applicants are kindly requested to take this factor into consideration as they plan to take the medical examination.

Applicants should submit the above materials to the International College of Zhejiang University before May 30, 2008 for the programs starting in fall 2008 and before Sept. 20 2008 for those starting in spring 2009. Application materials will NOT be returned regardless of the result of application.

Choices of Programs
Please check the Major Doctoral Programs. Applicants are encouraged to contact their prospective supervisors at Zhejiang University prior to application and are expected to enclose in their application package the relevant recommendation letters written by those supervisors.

Approval and Notification
Zhejiang University will review all the application materials. Decisions for admission and for granting the scholarships will be made on the basis of the applicants�f competitiveness, academic and otherwise. Admission Notices and other relevant documents will be sent to the awardees.

Contact Information
International College of Zhejiang University:
Mr. YI Honghui
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Tel: +86 571 87953101
Fax: +86 571 87951755
Office of Degree Student Affairs, International College
Room 229, No. 31 Dorm, Yuquan Campus, Zhejiang University
Postal Address:
P.O. Box W-99, International College, Yuquan Campus, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China 310027

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PhD in Biology, Max Planck Institute for Dev. Biology, Tuebin

The International PhD program of the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Developmental Biology and the Friedrich Miescher Laboratory (FML) offers outstanding training in a broad spectrum of cutting-edge scientific research. The program provides students an
interdisciplinary practical and theoretical training during their PhD research, particularly through common introductory courses, symposia and research seminars.

Subject areas

* Cell Biology

* Developmental Genetics

* Quantitative Genetics

* Evolutionary Biology

* Biochemistry

* Plant Development

* Bioinformatics

* Structural Biology

Funding

The majority of students coming to the institutes are funded by Max Planck Scholarships, which are initially awarded for a period of two years, with a common extension to a third year. In the fourth year, students are funded by the individual labs through other sources. Furthermore, students are encouraged to compete for scholarships from other funding agencies.

There are no tuition fees associated with a PhD at the MPI for Developmental Biology or at the FML.

website link:
http://www.eb. tuebingen. mpg.de/phd- program/copy_ program-descript ion

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Cursuri de engleza profesionala (inginerie, finante, drept)-Marea Britanie

Reteaua de scoli de limba engleza Quality English, reprezentata in Romania de Edu Project, va invita sa participato la cursuri de limba engleza in cele mai bune scoli independente de limba engleza, cu reputatie in domeniu, din Marea Britanie (Londra, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge, York etc.), Irlanda (Dublin Cork), Noua Zeelanda
(Auckland, Rotorua), Canada (Toronto, Vancouver) sau Africa de Sud (Cape Town).

Cursurile de engleza sunt destinate pregatirii generale (cursuri standard) sau profesionale, studiului limbii engleze pentru afaceri,cursuri de engleza pentru profesori sau pentru teste de competenta lingvistica FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC si BEC.

Oferta extrem de variata pentru cursuri de engleza profesionala va permite sa va insusiti cunostintele necesare comunicarii corecte si clare in domeniul dvs. de interes:
- cursuri de engleza pentru ingineri
- cursuri de engleza pentru avocati
- cursuri de engleza pentru sectorul public
- cursuri de engleza pentru afaceri
- cursuri de engleza pentru domeniul resurselor umane
- cursuri de engleza pentru domeniul bancar sau financiar

Aceste cursuri profesionala sunt destinate celor care au cunostinte de engleza de nivel cel putin intermediar si doresc sa-si insuseasca si sa-si dezvolte vocabularul specializat, beneficiind in acelasi timp de avantajele studiului asistat de un personal inalt calificat si a imersarii intr-un mediu vorbitor nativ de limba engleza.

Pentru informatii suplimentare si inscrieri, va rugam sa contactati
Edu Project:
www.eduproject. ro
office@duproject. ro
edu.project@ yahoo.com

Consultanta si asistenta oferita de Edu Project pentru inscrierea la institutiile reprezentate de firma noastra in Romania sunt complet GRATUITE.

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PUBLICATION: International Economic, Social, Cultural Rights

*ISBN: 978-0-932863- 55-3* 280 pp. *

*SYNOPSIS*

In today's globalized world, all people are within "six steps"—six links of acquaintanceship— of every other person in the world. Yet a significant percentage of the world's population lives in abject socioeconomic misery, exploited, slaving in horrible working conditions, without enough food or education, and highly susceptible to illness and disease. How is it possible that this occurs to people who are only 'six steps' away from us? How can human misery continue despite the economic, technological and moral progress mankind has made? In particular, how can this misery continue despite the economic, social and cultural human rights that are recognized by many legal, international and national, documents? These rights, like the right to adequate housing, to food, to health(care) and to social security are
intended to alleviate human misery and, in so doing, contribute to a dignified life. Knowing that these rights exist might lead one to think: is not such widespread, socioeconomic human misery a violation of people's human rights, more especially of their economic, social and cultural rights? This book addresses the rights, the wrongs, the law, and what we need to do.

*ISBN: 978-0-932863- 55-3 $19.95*

*ABOUT THE AUTHOR *

Rob Buitenweg is Associate Professor of Human Rights at the Kosmopolis Institute, The Netherlands. VP of the International Humanist and Ethical Union, he is a member of the Board of Governors of the International Jurists Organization and Board member of the Dutch Humanist Committee of Human Rights. He was lecturer in the philosophy of law at the University for Humanistics in 1989. He has published widely in both English and Dutch.

*REVIEW*

"Superbly argued and always accessible this book is an essential guide for everyone who is concerned with human rights and human development. No one gives a better explanation of the importance and indispensable value of socioeconomic human rights for our times. A stimulating book and an indispensable work of reference."
*Prof. dr. Henk Manschot,
Professor in Ethics
University of Humanistics, The Netherlands*
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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*INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1: A SHORT HISTORY OF HUMAN RIGHTS
1. Rights of a special kind
2. Natural law
3. The social contract
4. The Right of Nature
5. Natural rights
6. Constitutionalizati on
7. Differentiation
8. Internationalizatio n
9. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
10. The International Covenants
Bibliography

CHAPTER 2: THE STATE OF AFFAIRS OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL RIGHTS
1. Fighting poverty
2. Social rights
3. Economic rights
4. Cultural rights
5. Differences between CP-rights, and ESC-rights
6. Bridging the gap
7. Regional ESC-rights
8. The treatment of ESC-rights in constitutions
9. Neglect of ESC-rights
10. Why are ESC-rights neglected?
11. The argument against ESC rights as real, universal human rights
Bibliography

CHAPTER 3: A DIGNIFIED LIFE
1. Introduction
2. Human dignity
3. Existing as a person
4. A life worthy of a human being: Generic rights to freedom, participation and well-being
5. The primary values underlying human rights
6. Freedom or autonomy?
7. Freedom, first among equals
8. Well-being
9. Participation
10. Individuality
11. Equality
12. Neutrality
13. Concluding comments
Bibliography

CHAPTER 4: POVERTY: IS ANYONE TO BLAME?
1. INTRODUCTION
2. SKEPTICS ON SOCIAL JUSTICE
3. LIBERTARIAN SKEPTICISM
4. Poverty is human-made
5. A duty to refrain and a duty to protect
6. A duty to help
7. Who is the duty-bearer?
Bibliography

CHAPTER 5: THE ILLUSIONS OF LIBERTARIANISM
1. Introduction
2. The illusion of the legitimacy of the current distribution
3. Negative and positive freedom
4. Poverty is a violation of negative freedom
Bibliography

CHAPTER 6: THE SURPLUS VALUE OF A RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH
1. Introduction
2. Interests
3. Normative guideline or duty?
4. Duties, disabilities, liabilities, no-rights
5. Rights as immunities and ESC-rights
6. Rights meaning powers
7. Rights/liberties
8. Claim-rights
Bibliography

CHAPTER 7: THE VAGUENESS OF ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
1. Introduction
2. The dynamics of human rights
3. Obligations flowing from ESC-rights
4. What do various authors say?
5. Some more categories
6. The result of the search: a scheme of obligations
7. Justiciable duties?
Bibliography

CHAPTER 8: A RIGHT IS A PRECIOUS THING
1. Introduction
2. Duty + interest = right: a minimalist view
3. Intentionality
4. Personhood
5. Discretion
6. Discretion and human rights
7. Societal recognition of rights
8. Effective societal support: justiciability, enforceability, social control
9. Elements of a right: the notion of a right versus a concrete right
10. Justiciability again
11. Aspects and elements
12. Genuine, justiciable rights
Bibliography

CHAPTER 9: GLOBAL NORMS FOR A GLOBAL VILLAGE
1. Introduction
2. Historical relativity vs. historical universality
3. Contemporary relativity or universality
4. Normative relativity or universality
5. Unacceptability and inconsistency of cultural relativism
6. Normative universalism and justificatory universalism
7. A dialogue
Bibliography

CHAPTER 10: IN DEFENSE OF UNIVERSALISM: WORLD CITIZENSHIP
1. Cultural relativism vs. universalism
2. The universality of the right-holder
3. The universality of the object of the right
4. The universality of the addressees of human rights
5. Global citizenship
Bibliography
Endnotes


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Postdoctoral Scientist - Brain Tumor Research, Northwestern University, USA

THE NORTHWESTERN BRAIN TUMOR INSTITUTE Postdoctoral Scientist Brain Tumor Biology/Genetics/Genomics/Biostatistics Department of Neurological Surgery, the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Lurie Center for Cancer Genetics Research, and the Center for Genetic Medicine of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. THE NORTHWESTERN BRAIN TUMOR INSTITUTE Postdoctoral Scientist Brain Tumor Biology/Genetics/Genomics/Biostatistics Department of Neurological Surgery, the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Lurie Center for Cancer Genetics Research, and the Center for Genetic Medicine of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

The Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute Molecular Profiling and Research Program is recruiting an exceptional and highly motivated Postdoctoral Scientist to expand efforts in functional genetics/genomics-based research, both basic and translational, addressing the molecular mechanisms of glioma evolution and resistance to therapy. We are interested in candidates with extensive molecular biology experience, including recombinant DNA technology, high-throughput genome-wide analysis, and biostatistics. Positions are intended for outstanding candidates with proven research credentials. Postdoctoral candidates are expected to hold a doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in cancer genetics/genomics/biology. Candidates should have a strong desire to work in a multidisciplinary environment.

The Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute Basic and Translational Science Program is a leader in applying functional and computational genomics tools and network analysis to the pathobiology of human gliomas. The Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Lurie Center for Cancer Genetics Research, and the Center for Genetic Medicine have committed significant, new laboratory space for a dynamic, integrative program focusing on translational and basic brain tumor research.

In addition to an exciting work environment, we also offer a competitive salary and benefits package.

Application

Interested Postdoctoral Scientist candidates should submit via e-mail an electronic copy of their curriculum vitae, a cover letter describing their past research experience, career goals and a statement of research interests, along with complete contact information for at least three references to:

Jaclyn J. Renfrow, M.A., j-renfrownorthwestern.edu

Northwestern University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the United States. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

The Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute Molecular Profiling and Research Program is recruiting an exceptional and highly motivated Postdoctoral Scientist to expand efforts in functional genetics/genomics-based research, both basic and translational, addressing the molecular mechanisms of glioma evolution and resistance to therapy. We are interested in candidates with extensive molecular biology experience, including recombinant DNA technology, high-throughput genome-wide analysis, and biostatistics. Positions are intended for outstanding candidates with proven research credentials. Postdoctoral candidates are expected to hold a doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in cancer genetics/genomics/biology. Candidates should have a strong desire to work in a multidisciplinary environment.

The Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute Basic and Translational Science Program is a leader in applying functional and computational genomics tools and network analysis to the pathobiology of human gliomas. The Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Lurie Center for Cancer Genetics Research, and the Center for Genetic Medicine have committed significant, new laboratory space for a dynamic, integrative program focusing on translational and basic brain tumor research.

In addition to an exciting work environment, we also offer a competitive salary and benefits package.

Application

Interested Postdoctoral Scientist candidates should submit via e-mail an electronic copy of their curriculum vitae, a cover letter describing their past research experience, career goals and a statement of research interests, along with complete contact information for at least three references to:

Jaclyn J. Renfrow, M.A., j-renfrownorthwestern.edu

Northwestern University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the United States. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

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Postdoc - Real-time Functional MRI Treatment for Psychiatric Disorders,Massachusetts General Hospital, USA

Postdoctoral Position:
Real-time Functional MRI Treatment for Psychiatric Disorders
Department of Psychiatry and
Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, USA

The Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital in partnership with the Martinos Centers at MGH (http://www.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/martinos/) and at MIT (http://web.mit.edu/mitmri/) is establishing a new research program in the application of real-time functional MRI for the treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders.

The goals of this research are to develop treatment protocols that use neurofeedback from salient regionally specific fMRI data to augment psychotherapy. He/she will carry out real-time fMRI experiments to validate the protocols in healthy controls and patient populations. The successful candidate will work collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team of experienced clinical and basic scientists to develop experimental paradigms, training protocols and real-time data analysis methods.

Requirements:


Ph.D. or M.Sc. degree in Neuroscience, Psychology, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a closely related field

Experience in statistical analysis of medical imaging data

Competent programming skills in C++, IDL, MATLAB, and UNIX for brain image processing and analysis

Basic knowledge of functional and/or clinical neuroanatomy

Skills that would be a plus: Freesurfer, Perl, statistics packages such as R, SAS

Other relevant skills include working knowledge of data mining tools, such as ICA or pattern classification

Must be self-motivated, resourceful, be able to multi-task, prioritize, be a team player and have strong communication (verbal and written) and interpersonal skills.

Application


Contact: Interested applicants should send a cover letter describing research interests and experience, an updated CV and 3 letters of recommendation to:


A. Eden Evins, MD, MPH
Schizophrenia Program
Director, Center for Addiction Medicine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
60 Staniford Street, Boston, MA 02114
Office: 617-643-4679, Fax: 617-643-1998
Email: a_eden_evinshms.Harvard.edu

Salary and benefits will be based on qualifications and experience. The Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School are equal opportunity and affirmative action employers.


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Postdoc - Computational / Statistical Methods in High-Throughput Genomics, University of Utah, USA

The Johnson Lab at the Huntsman Cancer Institute and the University of Utah is currently searching for a motivated postdoctoral fellow with interest in applying computational/statistical methods to high-throughput genomics.

The fellow will be involved in the development of innovative methods for cutting edge genome technologies and will be interacting regularly with members of the Cairns, Jones, and Trede labs on applied problems.

The Huntsman Cancer Institute on the University of Utah campus is an excellent environment for genetic research and for collaborations with basic and translational research labs.

Applicants should have strong programming skills and experience in statistics, bioinformatics, computer science or a related field.

Application


Interested applicants should send their CV and a brief research statement to: evan.johnsonhci.utah.edu

The University of Utah is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Upon request, reasonable accommodations in the application process will be provided to individuals with disabilities. This position requires successful completion of a drug test and criminal background check
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Postdoctoral Fellow - Yale University School of Medicine

To investigate early organogenis in mouse and Xenopus tropicalis with a particular focus on cardiac and vascular development. Exceptionally motivated applicants (PhD, M.D., M.D./Ph.D.) with molecular biology/genetics/developmental biology experience should send curriculum vitae, three references, and statement of career goals to Dr. Clifford Bogue, Director, Training Program in Development of Cardiopulmonary Function. Email to lisa.palmieriyale.edu. This position is open only to US citizens or permanent residents. Yale University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Org Name Yale University School of Medicine
Contact Person Clifford W. Bogue, M.D.
Tel 203-785-4651
Fax 203-785-5833
E-Mail lisa.palmieriyale.edu
City New Haven
State/Province CT
Country USA
Application Deadline 30-Jun-08

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PhD and Postdoc Fellowships - Architecture, Oslo School of Architecture and Design

The Oslo School of Architecture and Design announces the vacancy of two research fellowships one PhD and one Post Doc connected to the research project Routes, Roads and Landscapes: Aesthetic Practices en route, 1750 2015.

Both positions have a duration of three years, and are remunerated in accordance with the State salary scale, code 1017, research fellow level 43 (NOK 325 600) for the PhD candidate, and code 1352, level 54 (NOK 394 700) for the post doc. From the salary there will be a mandatory deduction of the 2% as contribution to the State Pension Fund. Normal employment conditions for state employees apply for the position. AHO has its own company health service.

Application

We ask for the following material to be sent us:
- Application
- Project description of maximum 5 pages
- Curriculum Vitae
- 2 references or recommendations explaining why, in the referees opinion, the candidate is qualified to undertake the prospective research at AHO.

The material will be assessed according to the following criteria
- The quality of the application
- The academic competence of the applicant
- The applicants suitability within the research project

Send the applications to:

Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Pb 6768 St. Olavs Plass
Oslo, NO-0130 NORWAY

www.aho.no

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Postdoctoral Position - Microarray-based discovery of plant growth-regulatory genes - University of Oxford

GBP 27,466 33,780 p.a.

Postdoctoral position for up to two years funded by BBSRC, ideally starting 1 October 2008. You will work on the detection of gene deletion mutations in Arabidopsis thaliana via hybridisation of mutant plant genomic DNA to whole-genome microarray chips within Professor Nick Harberds group. The aim is to identify/characterise previously undiscovered plant growth-regulatory genes and is a collaboration with Dr Ioannis Ragoussis and Professor Richard Mott at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford; it comprises a unique multi-disciplinary combination of classical plant genetics, microarray and bioinformatic analyses.

Application

Informal enquiries to Professor Nick Harberd, by E-mail: nicholas.harberdplants.ox.ac.uk

Further particulars are available on http://www.plants.ox.ac.uk or from the Administrator. Applications with a CV and the contact details of two referees, clearly quoting ref: AP08011 are to be sent to the Administrator, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford, South Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3RB or by E-mail: plants.ox.ac.uk">recruitplants.ox.ac.uk The closing date is noon, 23 June 2008.


As an Equal Opportunity employer, we positively encourage applications from people of all backgrounds.



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Postdoctoral Position in Statistics, Institut Francais du Petrole

Postdoctoral Position
Institut Français du Pétrole (IFP), Solaize, France

Subject : Response Surfaces under constraints

Because physical models are not predictive enough in motor calibration design, to represent engine exhausts, one has to resort to response surfaces techniques. Experimental data are fitted by means of non linear regression, locally when the torque and the engine speed are both fixed, or globally when everything vary.

To check the results, engineers rely on their expertise. For example, locally, CO2 emissions should decrease when the main injection timing (AVI) and the fuel injection pressure (PRAIL) increase. Globally, constraints coming from physical limitations and considerations become more and more stringent.

However, traditional regression techniques do not guarantee that all the constraints will be satisfied. In the case of CO2, one should observe monotony constraints, i.e. the response should increase or decrease monotonically when AVI and PRAIL vary. Similarly, maximum or minimum values are not guaranteed to be respected, since the calculated response can oscillate between the fitting points.

From the end of 90's, some new methods have been proposed to alleviate these limitations. A bibliographical review shows that many different techniques have been proposed, based on available regression techniques. Smoothing splines have been used, as well as generalized additive models, krigging or wavelets. Some of these developments are available through internet.

The goal of this post-doctoral study is to propose strategies to tackle these problems, to test and use the new techniques that have to be developed, and to apply them to the case of responses surfaces in the field of motor calibration. Coding will be done in MATLAB. Expected difficulties concern the high dimension of the regressors space, as well as the calculation time which has to stay manageable.

Education and qualification:

PhD in applied mathematics or in statistics, solid background in experimental design and response surfaces methodology. Practice of a programming language like MATLAB, C or FORTRAN.

Location: Institut Français du Pétrole (IFP, www.ifp.fr) at Solaize, near Lyon
Duration: 12 to 18 month
Salary: ~2862Euro /month (+ 474Euro /month for lodging expenses for foreigners coming from foreign universities only)

Application: Interested candidates should send a CV, a motivation letter, a publication list and referee letters to:

Dr. François WAHL, IFP
Francois.Wahlifp.fr

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Postdoctoral Position - Mathematics (complex algebraic geometry), University of Vienna

Applications are invited for a

Postdoc position
(up to 3 years) in the Several Complex Variables group at the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Vienna. Areas of interest include (but are not limited to) CR-geometry, complex algebraic geometry, PDE methods in Several Complex Variables, Hardy and Bergman spaces. This position is part of the research project "Biholomorphic Equivalence: Analysis, Algebra and Geometry". Payment is according to the published salaries of the FWF.

Application

Please submit the usual application materials (CV and research statement, along with the contact details for 2 references) to

Bernhard Lamel
Fakultät für Mathematik
Universität Wien
Nordbergstrasse 15
A-1090 Wien

preferrably by email (bernhard.lamelunivie.ac.at), which you can also use for informal enquiries. Other means of contact for such enquiries can be found on Bernhard Lamel's webpage.

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Postdoctoral Research Fellow - ATLAS Experiment, Simon Fraser University, Canada

The experimental high-energy physics group at Simon Fraser University invites applications for a postdoctoral research fellow to work on the ATLAS experiment at CERN's Large Hadron Collider.

Our group is involved in multiple aspects of the experiment and currently consists of three faculty members, two postdocs and six graduate students. We have strong ties to TRIUMF, Canada's national subatomic physics laboratory also located in Vancouver, and other local HEP groups.

The SFU group has access to significant computing resources and hosts an ATLAS Tier-2 centre through WestGrid. Our group has been instrumental in the planning and implementation of the Canadian Tier-1 center at TRIUMF, which will host the West-coast ATLAS data analysis center, making Vancouver a vital ATLAS data and analysis platform outside of CERN.

Canada has extensive involvement in ATLAS liquid argon calorimetry. Our group has participated in test-beam, cosmic ray commissioning and in-situ jet energy scale studies.

This position will involve preparation, calibration and analysis of the first ATLAS data, and can be based either at CERN (Geneva) or at SFU (Vancouver). Our group historically has made significant contributions to Top, Higgs, QCD and Beyond Standard Model Physics, but has also interests in expanding to other topics.

The successful candidate must have a recent doctorate in experimental particle physics as well as experience in data analysis and programming. Salary will be competitive and will depend on experience.

Application

Interested parties should send a short statement of research interests, a curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference via email to:

Bernd Stelzer, Dugan O'Neil and Mike Vetterli

(stelzersfu.ca / doneilsfu.ca / vetterlisfu.ca)

The deadline for this position is July 1st, 2008 and applications will be reviewed continuously until the position is filled. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.

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CfA: MA in Advanced European and International Studies

MA in Advanced European and International Studies
Anglophone Branch: Istanbul-Nice- Berlin

Applications for Scholarships in Master in Advanced European and International Studies (M.A.E.I.S.) at Institut Européen des Hautes Etudes Internationales (Nice/France) in cooperation with Istanbul Bilgi University is open!

The Master Program offers the unique opportunity to learn Europe "in Europe" and develop perspectives for Europe's future. The programme includes semesters in Istanbul, Nice and Berlin and guarantees an international education with an excellent academic staff and environment.

A limited number of full and partial scholarships are available for qualified candidates.

Location: Istanbul, Nice, Berlin, Poznan
Duration: 9 months (From October to July)

Deadline for scholarship applications for the M.A.E.I.S.: The deadline for scholarship applications is May 31st, 2008

In any case, applications and especially request for financial aid should reach the I.EH.E.I. as early as possible in order to be considered under the best conditions.

Deadline for Master Applications:
The deadline for applications is on July 31st, 2008.

Curriculum Highlights: Students who successfully complete the program acquire 60 ECTS credits. In addition to the stays in Istanbul, Nice, Berlin, the Institute offers a study trip to European and international organizations in Geneva, Strasbourg, and Brussels.

Program Value: The program is taught by academics from various European countries, as well as experts from research institutions and international organizations. Over the last years, the Institute has graduated 5000 students coming from more than 80 different countries, having offered them many scholarship opportunities.

Subject Areas: International Relations, European Integration, Democracy and Society, Federalism.

This program is supported by the European Union.

For more information, you are welcome to consult our web site at: http//www.iehei.org

Please address further requests to: Students Service
10 avenue des Fleurs
06000 NICE - France
Email : melanie.hobaoloc@ cife.eu

phone: +33 (0)4 93 97 93 70 - Fax : +33 (0)4 93 97 93 71

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