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Two PhD candidates, Descriptive/Documentary Linguistics in Indonesia

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Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University Centre for Linguistics Is looking for: Two PhD candidates, Descriptive/Documentary Linguistics in Indonesia Starting date: Between February-July 2027; exact date to be determined by mutual agreement. Vacancy number: 16880 Deadline : October 25, 2026 Description Leiden University Centre for Linguistics (LUCL) invites applications for two fully funded PhD positions within the NW…

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