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Uwarunkowania zintegrowanej ochrony dziedzictwa archeologicznego w lasach Wielkopolski. Leśnicy, archeolodzy i lokalne społeczności w kontekście krajowych i międzynarodowych uregulowań prawnych,

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Code SD-Arch-G4
Organizational unit Doctoral School of Humanities
Area/discipline Archeology
Form of studies Full-time
Level of education Third cycle
Language(s) of instruction English, Polish
Admission limit 1
Duration 8 semesters
Recruitment committee address Collegium Historicum, pokój 2.50, (1 piętro), ul. Uniwersytetu Poznańskiego 7, 61-614 Poznań, dr Anna Skowronek
Office opening hours 9.00-14.00
WWW address https://amu.edu.pl/doktoranci/szkola-doktorska/rekrutacja/rekrutacja-20242025
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Additional recruitment to the Doctoral School of Humanities  beyond the limit of places

Project description:   

The project aims to comprehensively identify the external and internal conditions for the protection of archaeological heritage in forest areas, taking into account the integrated participation of various stakeholder groups. At the same time, the archaeological heritage from forest areas is not protected in a sufficiently effective manner, which results from the lack of developed and proven forms of cooperation between State Forests employees and archaeologists and the failure to take into account the contribution of local communities to the integrated protection strategy for this type of heritage. Additionally, although the protection of archaeological heritage in forest areas is implemented under a number of legal acts and administrative solutions, no in-depth analysis of the coherence of existing regulations has been carried out so far.   

The project intends to address the following: 

(1) Is it possible to reconcile the activities carried out within the framework of forest management by the State Forests National Forest Holding with the activities of archaeologists aimed at identifying and then protecting archaeological sites in forest areas? (2) What forms of activities are undertaken to protect and popularize archaeological heritage in forest areas? What is the contribution of individual stakeholder groups to these activities and what is an effective and efficient strategy for the protection of archaeological heritage in forests?

(3) How to effectively educate local communities about archaeological heritage in forest areas?   

The project will primarily use social research methods and their tools, but also various comparative methods. The case study will be three forest districts from the Greater Poland Voivodeship, selected on the basis of survey results (CAWI) and the results of the analysis of the size and diversity of identified archaeological heritage resources in their area. In-depth interviews (IDI) will be conducted in selected forest districts, including: with archaeologists, employees of institutions related to the protection and education of archaeological heritage, employees of the State Forests National Forest Holding, residents, as well as surveys (CAWI and PAPI) in schools and with residents.  

The obtained results will constitute an important element enriching the state of knowledge about the archaeological heritage in forests, which will bring tangible benefits to cooperation between archaeologists, foresters and the local community, and consequently contribute to the protection and use of the culture-forming role of archaeological heritage in forest areas. They will also be applicable to forest areas located throughout the territory of the Republic of Poland, which is extremely important due to the huge potential of the so-called forest archaeology, which is undoubtedly the future of Polish archaeology, creating scientific and research opportunities for many archaeological institutions. 

Principal investigator:   prof. dr. hab. Arkadiusz Marciniak, Faculty of Archaeology of AMU, project 2023/50/O/HS3/00279          

Recruitment: 

Selection Committee:        

         prof. dr hab. Arkadiusz Marciniak - chairman

  • prof. UAM dr hab. Michał Pawleta
  • prof. dr hab. Danuta Minta Tworzowska
  • dr Patrycja Filipowicz
  • dr Lidia Żuk

 

    Schedule of  the Doctoral  School enrolment procedure: 

 ·        acceptance of documents: from 10 to 14 June, 2024
 ·        admission process: from 18 to 19 June, 2024
 ·        interview - 25 June, 2024
 ·        announcement of the list of candidates qualified for admission: 28 June,  2024

Recruitment fee

The recruitment fee is 75 EUR.

Form of the selection procedure

One stage procedure.

Language of the selection procedure, including interviews:

Polish or English language. 

Required documents:

            An applicant for admission to a doctoral school shall register in the IRK (Internetowa Rejestracja Kandydatów – Candidate Internet Registration) system and submit documents in electronic form.
          Candidates are required to:  
1)    complete the registration form and attach an electronic photograph of 20 mm x 25 mm at a resolution of at least 300 dpi;
2)    specify the scientific discipline in which the candidate will be trained at the doctoral school;
3)    consent to the processing of candidate’s data for admission purposes;
4)    enter the results of the diploma examinations;
5)    attach a CV;
6)    attach a scan of a letter of motivation, signed in their own handwriting, indicating the scientific discipline in which the candidate wishes to obtain a doctoral degree;
7)    enclose a scan of a copy of a higher education diploma confirming the attainment of a qualification at level 7 of the Polish Qualifications Framework, or, in the case of graduates from the academic year 2023/2024, who have not yet been awarded a diploma, a certificate confirming the attainment of a qualification at level 7 of the Polish Qualifications Framework. In the case of candidates who apply for admission to doctoral school on the basis of the highest academic achievement, the following is required respectively: for graduates of first-degree studies, a diploma of completion of these studies with a supplement, and for students after the 3rd year of uniform master's studies, a certificate of the average point score obtained from years 1 to 3, together with a transcript;
8)    attach a scan of a hand-signed declaration that they do not plan to enrol in another doctoral school and that they do not hold a doctoral degree;
9)    attach a scan of a hand-signed statement of documented achievements and documents confirming these achievements - the achievements to be evaluated should be indicated:
a)    up to 3 - in the case of scientific achievements;
               b)    up to 3 - in the case of other achievements; 
10)  attach a scan of a hand-signed proposal of an original research project, and in the case of admission in connection with the implementation of a research project - the author's concept of the implementation of the grant project, together with a bibliography (up to 8 pages of a standard typescript, max. 15,000 characters with spaces);
11)  attach a scan of the hand-signed application for admission to the doctoral school downloaded from the IRK system, 
        12) pay the enrolment fee.

 1.        Candidates who have obtained the necessary education outside the territory of the Republic of Poland, shall additionally submit:

1)    a photocopy of a document which confirms their education, certified to be a true copy of the original document, i.e. a diploma with a supplement confirming completion of first cycle studies (Bachelor degree) and a diploma with a supplement confirming completion of second cycle studies (Master degree, MSc, MA) in the original language and in a certified translation into English or into Polish,

            2)    a photocopy of their passport. 

 Evaluation criteria

The following shall be taken into account during the admission procedure:        

 1)    the grade awarded for the diploma of the second cycle studies or single cycle five year master’s studies - maximum 10 points; in the case of candidates who seek admission on the basis of superior academic achievements ("Pearls of Science") - 10 points;

 2)    evaluation of the candidate's scientific activity and scientific achievements; the candidate indicates for evaluation up to three documented scientific achievements, in accordance with the achievement criteria adopted by the selection committee for a given discipline - maximum 15 points;

 3)    evaluation of the candidate's other documented activity, based on a maximum of three achievements consistent with the achievement criteria adopted by the selection committee for a given discipline - maximum 5 points

 4)    the result of the interview, with the scope of the interview including:

 a)    the candidate's knowledge and competencies relevant to the planned research and appropriate to the indicated scientific discipline,

 b)    elements of research methodology appropriate for the discipline indicated.

 No more than 50 points can be awarded for the interview; the maximum duration of the interview is 30 minutes.

 5)    evaluation of the research project prepared and submitted for assessment to the selection committee (maximum 20 points), with particular emphasis on:

 a)    the ability to formulate the research objective and present the research problem;

 b)    research idea and the ability to propose a solution;

 c)    methodology appropriate to the discipline indicated;

          d)    knowledge of the state of research with a basic bibliography. 

Condition of admission to the Doctoral School 

Each candidate may be awarded a maximum of 100 points in the selection procedure.A candidate will be admitted to a doctoral school if he or she is awarded a sufficient number of points awarding a place on the ranking list, within the limit of candidates for a given scientific discipline; the candidate must also obtain at least 60 points from the entire selection procedure.

Education Program

Education at the doctoral school lasts 8 semesters. Education at the Doctoral School  is offered on the basis of a framework curriculum and an individual research plan and ends with the submission of a doctoral dissertation.

The framework curriculum at the doctoral school includes a catalogue of modules of compulsory classes, elective compulsory classes and optional classes. It also:

1)    defines their schedule

2)    defines the way in which the classes are taught

3)    defines how learning outcomes are verified.

Education begins on 1st October, 2024.

Supervisors

A doctoral student works under the supervision of a supervisor or supervisors, or a supervisor and auxiliary supervisor, who will be appointed by the Deputy Rector at the request of a doctoral student (within 3 months of the start of his or her studies at the Doctoral School).

Scholarships

Each doctoral student receives a scholarship in the amount of PLN 5.000  gross for the first two years of studies (before the mid-term evaluation) and PLN 6.000 gross  for two years following mid-term evaluation (maximum 4 years).

The amount should be reduced by 11,26% due to ZUS (social insurance) contributions.

 

 

Rules of admission to doctoral schools of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań in the academic year 2024/2025, Appendix to Resolution No. 478/2023/2024 of UAM Senate of 18th  December, 2023.