The Postgraduate Program in Social Anthropology (PPGAS), at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), accepts doctorate registrations. 7 vacancies will be offered, 1 of which will be reserved for teaching candidates and technical-administrative employees at UFRN. If there are no applicants in this category, the vacancy will be filled in full. The doctoral course in Social Anthropology will involve four lines of research: Space, Images, Technologies; Genders, Sexuality, Body and Health; Memory, Local Knowledge, Religiosity, Rituals; Politics, Rights and Ethnicity. Interested parties must register by October 15th, through Sigaa.
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