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Transatlantic - visiting researcher

  • 24-01-2012 4:35pm
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    I posted this in the Studying Abroad forum two days ago but this seems like a busier forum. Hope the mods don't mind this double post...:)

    I'm currently looking into Ph.D programmes on both sides of the Atlantic, as my research topic has a comparative element.

    Has anyone here got any experience of being a visiting researcher in the US?
    Or vice versa - being a visiting researcher in Ireland while doing a Ph.D in a US university?

    It's not easy to find info on programme websites. Does it depend on institutional or departmental links? Or could a student find an institution on their own?
    And is this a relatively common thing at the doctoral level?

    Would be grateful for any info.


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