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Of Which N. 1 Can Be Included in a Double Degree Program with the University of Amsterdam) -N (ALLEGATO 4) SOCIOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL RESEARCH (SOMET) PhD Programme Coordinator: Prof. Mauro Barisione Department: Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan PhD Programme Length: 3 years Course start date: 1st October 2018 Universities involved in the PhD programme: University of Turin and University of Milan Administrative seat: University of Turin (Department of Culture, Politics and Society) The PhD program in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research is part of a network of Universities (called NASP - Network for the Advancement of Social and Political Studies) that promotes innovation in training and research in social and political studies in Italy. The education and compulsory seminar activities of the first year are entirely in the English language and take place in the offices of University of Turin (Campus Luigi Einaudi, Long Dora Siena, 100 A) and University of Milan (Graduate School in Social and Political Sciences, via Pace 10 ). The second and third year are devoted to research and writing of the thesis. To this end, the stay at an international university is encouraged for up to 18 months (with an increase equal to 50% of the scholarship). More information on the PhD Program in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research can be found at: http://www.nasp.eu/training/phd-programmes/somet.html Positions offered 4 n. 6 positions with scholarship, of which n.1 is reserved to of which: to candidates with international qualifications -n. 3 are funded by the University of Milan (of which n. 1 can be included in a double degree program with the University of Amsterdam) -n. 3 are funded by the University of Turin (with funs by Compagnia San Paolo) 4 All additional scholarships and apprenticeship contracts (Legislative Decree no. 81/2015 art.45), which may become available after the publication of this Call, will be announced on the University websites https://www.unito.it/postlaurea/dottorato/sociologia-e-metodologia-della-ricerca-sociale and https://en.unito.it/postdegree/phd/sociology-and-methodology-social-research until the Call’s deadline. Pag. 17 a 21 Titles of Research Projects /Research Fields The list of research projects is available is at the end of this PhD Programme’s annex. This list may be updated until Call’s deadline. Calendar of entrance examinations The calendar with information on dates and venues of entrance examinations shall be published on the websites: https://www.unito.it/postlaurea/dottorato/sociologia-e-metodologia-della- ricerca-sociale and https://en.unito.it/postdegree/phd/sociology-and-methodology-social-research Useful information for applicants Application fee: €50.00 for each application submitted. Candidates with international qualifications are exempted from paying the application fee. Application fee deadline: 7th June 2018 (mandatory deadline) Candidates who do not pay the application fee within the deadline will be excluded from the competition. Admission procedure: Assessment of “curriculum studiorum et vitae” (documents required in points 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 of the art. 5 of the Call), research project and interview Qualifications to be uploaded in the on-line application: Application form (Annex 1, duly signed and including identification document/passport) Official certificate or self-certified5 declaration (using Annex 2) of transcripts of records with grades, weighted average and credits relating to the 1st cycle degree and 2nd cycle degree abstract of the master's degree thesis ( maximum length of two folders, max 3,000 characters, including spaces, excluding bibliography) Research project, written in English (minimum 2.000 words and maximum 4.000 words, excluding the bibliography), choosing one of the themes proposed by the PhD. Edit publications (excluding degree thesis), maximum three Letters of references (art. 5 of the Call) 5 Regulations on self-certified documents are applicable to Italian, EU and non-EU nationals regularly residing in Italy only for data which can be attested or certified by Italian public authorities. Candidates with international qualifications must therefore submit original or certified true copies as set out in art. 4 of the Call. Pag. 18 a 21 For International qualifications: submit on-line documentation as specified in art. 4 of this Call For applicants under condition of obtaining the master’s degree in Italy: submit on- line certificate or self-certification with a complete list of academic transcripts concerning the Laurea Triennale/1st cycle degree and Laurea Magistrale/2nd cycle degree with marks, weighted average and credits. For applicants under condition of obtaining the master’s degree abroad: submit on- line documentation as specified in Art. 4 of this Call. Assessment criteria: maximum score 100 points Assessment of “curriculum studiorum et vitae” maximum score : 15 points (documents required in points 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 of the art. 5 of the Call) Minimum threshold for admission to the following step of 7 points examination Research project (check the information here below) maximum score : 15 points Minimum threshold for admission to the following step of 8 points examination Interview maximum score : 70 points Minimum threshold for passing the interview 50 points Further information on examinations The research project must be written in English (minimum 2.000 words and maximum 4.000 words, excluding the bibliography), choosing one of the themes proposed by the PhD. The design of the research project should follow the following scheme: - Project title - Applicant's name - PhD Program - Abstract - Projects aims and their relevance in the context of the state of the art Pag. 19 a 21 - Design of the research and methodology - Project description - References. The abstract of the master's degree thesis must have a maximum length of two folders, max 3,000 characters, including spaces, excluding bibliography. The PhD course in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research (SOMET) is entirely in English, so the interview will be held exclusively in English in order to ascertain the knowledge and the linguistic competence (which must be at least level B2). The interview may be conducted online, upon a duly reasoned request approved by the Examination Board. (see art. 8 of the Call) Titoli progetti di ricerca/Titles of research projects PhD Programme in SOCIOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL RESEARCH Docente di riferimento/ TEMA/Topic Professor 1 Studi sulle migrazioni – Migration studies Maurizio Ambrosini, Paola Bonizzoni 2 Politica, opinione pubblica e social media - Politics, Mauro Barisione public opinion and social media 3 Valutazione di programmi e politiche- Program and Ferruccio Biolcati policy evaluation 4 Analisi del discorso dei media, sociologia dell’arte – Federico Boni Media discourse analysis, Sociology of the arts 5 Sociologia dell'infanzia e diritti dell'infanzia - Sociology Roberta Bosisio af childhood and children's rights 6 Sociologia della salute:Approccio qualitativo - Mario Cardano Sociology of health: Qualitative Approach 7 Studi sull'uso del tempo, genere e divisione del lavoro Renzo Carriero domestico - Time uses studies, gender and division of household labour 8 Analisi delle reti sociali, capitale sociale, sistemi sociali Antonio Chiesi comparati – Social network analysis, social capital, comparative social systems 9 Nuove generazioni, multiculturalismo e mutamenti Enzo Colombo Pag. 20 a 21 nelle norme di cittadinanza. - New generations, multiculturalism and citizenship 10 Diseguaglianze educative e transizione scuola lavoro - Dalit Contini Inequalities in education and school-to-work transition 11 Genere e sessualità - Gender and sexuality Raffaella Ferrero Camoletto 12 Culture giovanili e spazio sociale - Youth cultures and Carlo Genova social space 13 Socializzazione al genere - Gender socialization Rossella Ghigi 14 Europeizzazione e identità nazionale – Simona Guglielmi Europeanization and national identity 15 Intersezioni nella vita quotidiana fra politiche etniche, Luisa Leonini religiose, di genere, di classe e sanitarie. - Intersections of ethnic, religious, gender, class and health-based politics in everyday life. 16 Religione, secolarizzazione e mutamento sociale. - Marco Maraffi Religion, secularization and social changes. 17 Povertà ed esclusione sociale - Poverty and Social Antonella Meo Exclusion 18 Famiglia, genere e welfare - Family, gender and Manuela Naldini welfare 19 Mutamento culturale, religione e media - Cultural Carlo Nardella Change, Religion, and the Media 20 Età e corsi di vita - Age and life courses Manuela Olagnero 21 Scienza, tecnologia, ambiente e mutamento sociale - Luigi Pellizzoni, Sergio Science, technology, environment and social change Scamuzzi 22 Lavoro dei migranti e catene di produzione - Migrant Domenico Perrotta labour and production chains 23 Stratificazione socio-economica, mercati del lavoro – Jonathan Prastchke Socioeconomic stratification, labour markets Agency, azione colletiva e mutamento sociale. - Paola Rebughini 24 Agency, collective action and Social Change 25 Sociologia della salute: Approccio quantitativo - Simone Sarti Sociology of health: Quantitative Approach Corpo e culture dei consumatori - Body and Roberta Sassatelli 26 Consumer Culture 27 Studi urbani - Urban studies Giovanni Semi 28 Produzione dei media, giornalismo e media digitali - Sergio Splendore Media production, journalism studies and digital media 29 Partecipazione politica e voto – Political participation Dario Tuorto and voting Pag. 21 a 21 .
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