The MCL Research Group (Cyprus University of Technology) accepts applications for three posts at Doctoral level (PhD) that will begin September 2021.
The MCL Research Group (Cyprus University of Technology) accepts applications for three (3) posts at Doctoral level (PhD) that will begin September 2021.
Deadline is Thursday, 15th of April 2021. For applications, click here.
For more information, click here.
- One (1) post in the following topic: “Contemporary challenges and the empowerment of citizens through digital media”.
Description:This Ph.D. thesis will explore the context in which citizens (younger or older) can develop digital skills, knowledge, and attitudes that lead to empowerment, the adoption of democratic ideals and the development of digital citizenship.
Required Qualifications: To be considered, eligible candidates should have undergraduate and graduate degrees from accredited universities in a related subject. Candidates should be able to demonstrate strong methodological background and should be highly proficient in spoken and written English. The applicants are requested to submit a) their CV, b) a short research proposal explaining their research interests and the motivation for the proposed research project, and c) two letters of recommendation, preferably from University professors (submitted independently and within the application deadline).
Funding: Depending on their field of expertise and qualifications, candidates may be offered teaching assistant positions in the department for lab-based courses. Moreover, funding may be available through on-going research projects.
Research Advisor: Eleni A. Kyza, Associate Professor
- One (1) post in the following topic: “Investigation of the aspects that promote collaboration and learning through the use of technology”
Description: This Ph.D. thesis will investigate technology-mediated collaboration and learning, using technologies such as mobile devices, the internet, augmented reality technologies, social media, etc. Emphasis will be placed on the investigation of the interaction between social, affective and cognitive dimensions of successful collaborations.
Required Qualifications: To be considered, eligible candidates should have undergraduate and graduate degrees from accredited universities in a related subject. Candidates should be able to demonstrate strong methodological background and should be highly proficient in spoken and written English. The applicants are requested to submit a) their CV, b) a short research proposal explaining their research interests and the motivation for the proposed research project, and c) two letters of recommendation, preferably from University professors (submitted independently and within the application deadline).
Funding: Depending on their field of expertise and qualifications, candidates may be offered teaching assistant positions in the department for lab-based courses. Moreover, funding may be available through on-going research projects.
Research Advisor: Eleni A. Kyza, Associate Professor
- One (1) post in the following topic: “Development and empirical investigation of mobile and/or augmented reality apps”
Description: This Ph.D. thesis will lead to the development and empirical investigation of inquiry-based learning with mobile and/or augmented reality technologies.
Required Qualifications: To be considered, eligible candidates should have undergraduate and graduate degrees from accredited universities in a related subject. Candidates should be able to demonstrate strong methodological background and should be highly proficient in spoken and written English. The applicants are requested to submit a) their CV, b) a short research proposal explaining their research interests and the motivation for the proposed research project, and c) two letters of recommendation, preferably from University professors (submitted independently and within the application deadline).
Funding: Depending on their field of expertise and qualifications, candidates may be offered teaching assistant positions in the department for lab-based courses. Moreover, funding may be available through on-going research projects.
Research Advisor: Eleni A. Kyza, Associate Professor
