PhDFinder
Europe – Fully Funded PhD in Decadence Studies at University of Bourgogne Europe
PhDFinder, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Overview
Europe – Fully Funded PhD in Decadence Studies at University of Bourgogne Europe and University of Glasgow Join to apply for the Europe – Fully Funded PhD in Decadence Studies role at PhDFinder. This joint doctoral position is fully funded and conducted under the Marie-Curie Sklodowska Doctoral Network Scheme as part of the DECADOCS project (DECADOCS – 101227176). Details
Universities:
University of Bourgogne Europe and University of Glasgow Countries:
France, United Kingdom Deadline:
2025-10-20 Fields:
Literature, Translation Studies, Digital Humanities, History, Language Sciences Project and Research topic
The doctoral research focuses on the publication of translations in French and English literary periodicals from 1880 to 1914, with a particular emphasis on the concept of Decadence. The project investigates translation and dissemination of Decadent literature in periodicals to illuminate cultural transfer and the evolution of literary trends across national boundaries. The project aims to create a comprehensive database of translations, a prosopography of translators, and interactive digital maps, leveraging digital humanities tools. The DECADOCS network provides extensive doctoral training, interdisciplinary collaboration, and opportunities to present and publish scholarly outputs. Project Details
The PhD project is supervised by Dr. Bénédicte Coste (University of Bourgogne Europe) and Dr. Matthew Creasy (University of Glasgow). The successful candidate will spend time at both institutions (France 2025/6–2027; UK 2028–2029), with secondments at IMEC (Abbaye d’Ardennes) in France and Cadenza Academic Translations in Exeter, UK. Key Components Of The Project
Creation of a database cataloguing translations in 1000 French and British periodicals (1880–1914) Establishment of a prosopography of translators, including women translators Development of an interactive map for scholars and students Production of criteria for Decadent translation to advance translation studies Two periods of secondment at IMEC and Cadenza Academic Translations Candidate Profile
This position is ideal for candidates with a strong academic background and an interest in interdisciplinary research. The ideal applicant will have: MA degree in the humanities (literature, history, translation, or digital humanities) Near-native proficiency in both English and French (additional languages are a plus) Availability to work in Dijon, Glasgow, Exeter, and Caen Strong research and academic writing skills Interest in late-nineteenth/early-twentieth-century history and literature, especially periodical literature Curiosity, problem-solving abilities, and willingness to engage with non-academic audiences Strong digital skills Desirable qualifications include experience in archival research and the creation of digital databases. The position is open to candidates of any nationality, and applications from underrepresented groups (Global Majority students) are welcomed. Eligibility and Language Requirements
MSCA Doctoral Networks eligibility: applicants must not have a doctoral degree at recruitment; must not have resided or carried out main activity in the country of the recruiting organization for more than 12 months in the 36 months before recruitment; must be enrolled in a doctoral programme during the project Language: excellent written and spoken English and French; for non-English-speaking applicants IELTS Academic 7.0 overall (no subtest below 7.0) or TOEFL 100 total (minimum in each component as specified); tests must be within 2 years 5 months of start date Application Process and Required Documents
Application deadline: 20 October 2025. Applications should be submitted as per the instructions in the official advertisement. Cover letter outlining motivation and relevant competencies Up-to-date CV with details of BA and MA degrees Copies of diplomas and transcripts (BA and MA) Contact information for two academic references Evidence of proficiency in academic English (sample of academic writing from MA) Names and contact details of two referees Sample of academic writing Proof of ID (passport, identity card) Declaration of Honour confirming eligibility criteria Selection is merit-based following the European Commission’s Code of Conduct for Researchers. Online interviews are planned from 17 to 22 November 2025. For more information and to apply, refer to the official advertisement at: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/375577 Notes
This joint doctoral position offers an opportunity to engage in research at the intersection of literature, translation, and digital humanities, with support from two leading European universities.
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Europe – Fully Funded PhD in Decadence Studies at University of Bourgogne Europe and University of Glasgow Join to apply for the Europe – Fully Funded PhD in Decadence Studies role at PhDFinder. This joint doctoral position is fully funded and conducted under the Marie-Curie Sklodowska Doctoral Network Scheme as part of the DECADOCS project (DECADOCS – 101227176). Details
Universities:
University of Bourgogne Europe and University of Glasgow Countries:
France, United Kingdom Deadline:
2025-10-20 Fields:
Literature, Translation Studies, Digital Humanities, History, Language Sciences Project and Research topic
The doctoral research focuses on the publication of translations in French and English literary periodicals from 1880 to 1914, with a particular emphasis on the concept of Decadence. The project investigates translation and dissemination of Decadent literature in periodicals to illuminate cultural transfer and the evolution of literary trends across national boundaries. The project aims to create a comprehensive database of translations, a prosopography of translators, and interactive digital maps, leveraging digital humanities tools. The DECADOCS network provides extensive doctoral training, interdisciplinary collaboration, and opportunities to present and publish scholarly outputs. Project Details
The PhD project is supervised by Dr. Bénédicte Coste (University of Bourgogne Europe) and Dr. Matthew Creasy (University of Glasgow). The successful candidate will spend time at both institutions (France 2025/6–2027; UK 2028–2029), with secondments at IMEC (Abbaye d’Ardennes) in France and Cadenza Academic Translations in Exeter, UK. Key Components Of The Project
Creation of a database cataloguing translations in 1000 French and British periodicals (1880–1914) Establishment of a prosopography of translators, including women translators Development of an interactive map for scholars and students Production of criteria for Decadent translation to advance translation studies Two periods of secondment at IMEC and Cadenza Academic Translations Candidate Profile
This position is ideal for candidates with a strong academic background and an interest in interdisciplinary research. The ideal applicant will have: MA degree in the humanities (literature, history, translation, or digital humanities) Near-native proficiency in both English and French (additional languages are a plus) Availability to work in Dijon, Glasgow, Exeter, and Caen Strong research and academic writing skills Interest in late-nineteenth/early-twentieth-century history and literature, especially periodical literature Curiosity, problem-solving abilities, and willingness to engage with non-academic audiences Strong digital skills Desirable qualifications include experience in archival research and the creation of digital databases. The position is open to candidates of any nationality, and applications from underrepresented groups (Global Majority students) are welcomed. Eligibility and Language Requirements
MSCA Doctoral Networks eligibility: applicants must not have a doctoral degree at recruitment; must not have resided or carried out main activity in the country of the recruiting organization for more than 12 months in the 36 months before recruitment; must be enrolled in a doctoral programme during the project Language: excellent written and spoken English and French; for non-English-speaking applicants IELTS Academic 7.0 overall (no subtest below 7.0) or TOEFL 100 total (minimum in each component as specified); tests must be within 2 years 5 months of start date Application Process and Required Documents
Application deadline: 20 October 2025. Applications should be submitted as per the instructions in the official advertisement. Cover letter outlining motivation and relevant competencies Up-to-date CV with details of BA and MA degrees Copies of diplomas and transcripts (BA and MA) Contact information for two academic references Evidence of proficiency in academic English (sample of academic writing from MA) Names and contact details of two referees Sample of academic writing Proof of ID (passport, identity card) Declaration of Honour confirming eligibility criteria Selection is merit-based following the European Commission’s Code of Conduct for Researchers. Online interviews are planned from 17 to 22 November 2025. For more information and to apply, refer to the official advertisement at: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/375577 Notes
This joint doctoral position offers an opportunity to engage in research at the intersection of literature, translation, and digital humanities, with support from two leading European universities.
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