Please respond directly to the post. For YETI, Vishnupriya ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: ghazala shahabuddin <ghazalafarzin@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 1:03 PM Subject: Admissions to PhD Programme in Human Ecology, Ambedkar University To: meet.yeti@xxxxxxxxx Ambedkar University, Delhi, announces admissions to its PhD programme in Human Ecology for the academic year 2013-14. The deadline for application is July 7, 2013. The Ph.D. programme in Human Ecology is open to (1) applicants already holding the MPhil degree (in disciplines related to Human Ecology), and (2) for applicants with MSc/MA who have displayed special aptitude, such as completion of a research thesis or scholarly publication in the area of Human Ecology. The School of Human Ecology (SHE) at AUD fosters interdisciplinary research and learning in the areas at the intersection of human society, non-human beings and the biophysical environment, through its PhD programme. The PhD programme is guided by the idea that environmental concerns and challenges such as resource depletion, ecological degradation and resource conflicts result from complex interactions of social and environmental factors, and therefore meaningful intervention in these debates should be informed by knowledge and skills on a wide range of subjects. The uniqueness of the PhD programme in Human Ecology at AUD, and its distinctiveness from other programmes in India, comes from its proposal to synergistically link the sciences and humanities to explore and understand environmental issues as well as its emphasis on field-based learning and research. The aim of PhD coursework and the dissertation is as much to create multi-disciplinary range of knowledge as it is to create depth in a core discipline. A successful PhD candidate at SHE is thus expected to develop understanding of a core/specialised subject area which is enriched, strengthened and informed by other disciplines that may have a bearing on the research question. The thematic areas of research being undertaken at the School of Human Ecology include: 1. social transitions and environmental change 2. livelihood-environment linkages 3. applied ecology and ecosystem management 4. policy and politics of natural resource management 5. health research from ecological perspective 6. historical understandings of ecological transformations 7. natural resource economics For more details on the admissions process, go to: http://www.aud.ac.in/research/research-in-the-schools-of-study Best Ghazala Shahabuddin, School of Human Ecology, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Delhi 110006 -- Young Ecologists Talk and Interact (YETI) http://www.meetyeti.in/ For you or your friend to subscribe or unsubscribe please visit //www.freelists.org/list/meetyeti Only mails to be broadcast to all 2000 members are to be sent to the freelist email. Send all subscription and other messages to meet.yeti@xxxxxxxxx