The Anglo-Hellenic doctoral community presents a unique opportunity to bring together a range of expertise from Scotland and Greece in order to support the development of talented doctoral students who wish to engage in empirical research in Greece. Such a community offers opportunities, that otherwise may not be available, to study at a leading UK University. Students will spend up to 60% of their academic year in Athens, gaining experience in a range of research activities. The Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER) (http://www.atiner.gr/) seeks to support this endeavour with academic expertise and supervision offered by its director Dr Gregory T. Papanikos, and also financially by providing a scholarship fund to help support exceptional doctoral candidates. Strathclyde University Business School (SBS) (www.strath.ac.uk/business) will provide academic supervision, high quality facilities, post-graduate research training, and academic standards and validation, and Professor Sharon Bolton will offer supervisory expertise and academic management of the community.
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