Postgraduate Courses
Modelling pigs and humans. Understanding human/animal connections in translational research
Project supervisor(s)
Professor Lene Koch
Department/School
Science and Technology Studies/Animal
University
University of Copenhagen
Application deadline
01/05/09
Funding availability
Fully FundedFunding notes
funded by the Danish Research Council for the
Humanities under the Danish Councils for Independent Research and headed by
professor Lene Koch
Tel Enquiry
45 3532 7632
The Unit of Health Services Research invites expressions of interest for a
three-year PhD position at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health,
Department of Public Health
The project is expected to start by August 2009.
Inquiries and enclosures must be submitted on the basis of the complete text
for the vacancy available at www.ifsv.ku.dk/genveje/dokument/phd/
For further information, please contact Professor Lene Koch, Department of
Public Health, Health Services Research Unit.
Marie Paldam Folker
MSc (anthropology), Research Assistant
Section for Health Services Research
Department of Public Health
University of Copenhagen
Øster Farimagsgade 5, Building 15, ground floor
P.O. Box 2099
DK-1014 Copenhagen K
three-year PhD position at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health,
Department of Public Health
The project is expected to start by August 2009.
Inquiries and enclosures must be submitted on the basis of the complete text
for the vacancy available at www.ifsv.ku.dk/genveje/dokument/phd/
For further information, please contact Professor Lene Koch, Department of
Public Health, Health Services Research Unit.
Marie Paldam Folker
MSc (anthropology), Research Assistant
Section for Health Services Research
Department of Public Health
University of Copenhagen
Øster Farimagsgade 5, Building 15, ground floor
P.O. Box 2099
DK-1014 Copenhagen K
