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Frank ARAGBONFOH ABUMERE
The GEM PhD School offers me the opportunity to carry out a doctoral research on Globalization, EU and Multilateralism in a multicultural, cosmopolitan and highly rated academic environment. The experience so far is excellent.
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Johanna BERGSTRÖM
The GEM PhD School offers an interdisciplinary research culture that suits my academic background and interests. I also appreciate the international student community of the program.
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Benjamin BRAUN
I am a PhD student at the University of Warwick. My field of research is International Political Economy, and my PhD project is on the governance of expectations in the context of monetary policy. The Erasmus Mundus GEM School is an extraordinarily cosmopolitan community. I suddenly have colleagues and friends not just from across Europe, but from all over the world. Even though we are based at different universities, the GEM School provides ample opportunities to meet and to debate. It is great to be part of this unique network.
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Filip BRKOVIC
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My name is Filip Brkovic and I am a PhD scholar at the European Commission’s joint doctorate programme in international political economy - Globalization, EU and Multilateralism - the GEM PhD School. My doctoral research at the University of Warwick (United Kingdom), University of Geneva (Switzerland) and Fudan University (China) is focused on Fair Trade.
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Justin BROWN
Justin is an Erasmus Mundus Fellow in "Globalisation, the EU and Multilateralism" at the University of Warwick and l'Université Libre de Bruxelles. Justin graduated with First Class Honours from the Australian National University as a Hedley Bull Fellow (2005) and is a previous recipient of an Erasmus Mundus Fellowship for a two year postgraduate programme at the London School of Economics and the University of Wrocław (2006-08). His research focuses on transnational elites and the design of Europe's "Innovation Union".
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Pola CEBULAK
Pola Cebulak is a PhD candidate in the GEM PhD School, Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate on Globalization, the EU and Multilateralism. Her mobility action includes a double degree at the universities in Brussels (ULB) and Geneva (UNIGE). The topic of her doctoral research is “The role of the judicial activism of the CJEU in shaping the relationships between European and international legal orders”. She received her legal degree from Humboldt University Berlin, where she also followed the School of Polish Law. During her exchange year at King’s College London she specialized in European and Human Rights Law. Her experience includes a traineeship at the Court of Justice of the EU and summer internships at the Polish Embassy in Berlin and Clifford Chance LLP.
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Anna CHUNG
Academic and social interactions I have experienced through GEM PhD School are invaluable assets for my thesis looking at the regional cooperation in Northeast Asia in the context of globalisation.
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Gustavo GAYGER MÜLLER
The GEM PhD Erasmus Mundus is my third academic experience abroad. I chose GEM not only because of the academic and financial support and the qualified universities, but also because of the possibility to interact and exchange ideas on a full international level. Ever since my application was selected, I’ve been given all the necessary support to start my research. It’s been a pleasure to be part of it, but also a great responsibility.
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Maria MARTIN DE ALMAGRO INIESTA
Maria is a Erasmus Mundus fellow at the GEM PhD School in Globalization, the EU and Multilateralism. She graduated magna cum laude with a triple degree from University of Granada, John Moores Liverpool University and Universite de Provence in 2007and obtained her Masters in European Studies from the College of Europe in 2008. As recipient of the Fulbright scholarship, she obtained her Masters in Public Policy from the University of Michigan in 2011. She has also worked with the EU in Brussels and New York and has worked for the non-profit sector in South Africa and France.
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Kseniya OKSAMYTNA
Having studied at three European universities for my Erasmus Mundus Master's, I've been very keen on doing an Erasmus Mundus PhD. The GEM progamme was a great opportunity for me to return to the field of international relations (my Bachelor's is in International Information) after Master's in Media Studies. It's been a very enriching experience so far!
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Maja SAVEVSKA
Maja Savevska is a PhD candidate at the GEM PhD School, Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate on Globalization, EU and Multilateralism, where she was awarded a full scholarship by the European Commission. Her mobility action programe includes University of Warwick and Université Libre de Bruxelles. She received her undergraduate training in political science from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University - Skopje. During her exchange program at the University of Washington - Seattle, she did a minor in International Relations. She completed a MSc in Global Governance and Diplomacy at the University of Oxford, where she was awarded a full scholarship by the Open Society Institute. Her experience includes TA work at the Univerité Libre de Bruxelles and extensive NGO work in Macedonia.
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Ekaterina VLADIMIROVA
Key reasons for me to choose EMJD GEM were the inter-disciplinary academic approach and an amazing unique opportunity to experience educational systems in different European states.
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Hikaru YOSHIZAWA (吉沢 晃)
Doing research as a doctoral fellow of the EM GEM community is a challenging and stimulating task. While this 3-year PhD programme is highly intensive and demanding, the GEM member institutions with globally recognized researching / teaching staffs provide us fellows with excellent supports. This programme is also multi-disciplinary and people naturally have really 'diverse' interests, but I believe that we share a basic perspective, communicate and stimulate each other, and therefore still 'united' - in EU speaking.
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Chenchen ZHANG
I joined GEM PhD School in September 2010. I spent my first year in this inspiring academic community at LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome. Currently I am based in the IEE at the Université libre de Bruxelles.
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Zhun ZHONG
For me, the most essential reason to study abroad is to work with specific faculty in a specific kind of program. I had been searching for a PhD program involves study on Europe and Asia (especially China), in which my research interest and experience in East Asia and Europe could be coming into play together. Fortunately, I found GEM which offers an perfect opportunity.
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