16.2324, Support: General Ling/Speech Pathology: PhD, Strathclyde U

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Subject: 16.2324, Support: General Ling/Speech Pathology: PhD, Strathclyde U

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Date: 02-Aug-2005
From: Ineke Mennen < imennen at qmuc.ac.uk >
Subject: Linguistics and Speech Pathology: PhD Student, Strathclyde University, United Kingdom 

	
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Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 11:21:41
From: Ineke Mennen < imennen at qmuc.ac.uk >
Subject: Linguistics and Speech Pathology: PhD Student, Strathclyde University, United Kingdom 
 

University or Organization: Strathclyde University
 
Job Rank: PhD  
Specialty Areas: Speech Pathology 
A PhD studentship has become available in the Speech and Language Therapy
Division, EPS Department, Strathclyde University, Glasgow. This grant is awarded
by Ataxia UK.

The project proposes to carry out a detailed investigation of intonation and
rhythm in ataxic dysarthria and would suit an SLT or linguistics graduate. Prior
knowledge of acoustic analysis and prosodic transcription systems (in particular
autosegmental metrical analysis, ToBI) would be valuable. The PhD will be
supervised by Dr. Anja Lowit (Strathclyde University, Glasgow) and Dr. Ineke
Mennen (Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh).

The studentship consists of a maintenance award of £10,000 per annum over 3
years plus fees.

Applications are invited by 12 August 2005. Please send a CV and cover letter,
as well as contact details for two referees to Dr. Anja Lowit ( address below ).

Address for Applications:

Dr Anja Lowit 
SLT Division, Department of Educational and Professional Studies, Strathclyde
University 
76 Southbrae Drive 
Glasgow G13 1PP 
United Kingdom 

Contact Information:

a.lowit at strath.ac.uk 
+44 (0)141 - 950 3531 
+44 (0)141 - 950 3762





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