ph.d grants in learning games and game design

[kaotmus]

I'm not sure this is the right forum, or if anybody will get upset with me for even posting this, but I thought somebody out there might be interested.

I work at the Centre for Learning Games at Learning Lab Denmark and we've just announced a couple of ph.d grants. Feel free to ask.

The rest is snipped from http://www.lld.dk/consortia/learninggames/news/forskningsstipendier/en?set_language=en&cl=en

[Mike Holmes]

Hmm. That's about $50,000 plus $13,000 for expenses, and they pay travel and accomodations. To design games...

And me without my undergraduate degree.

Mike

[xenopulse]

The theoretical basis may lie in information science, interaction design, literary and games theory, psychology, perception- and cognitive research, and must serve as the basis for the development of domain-specific theories that outline how learning support games and vice versa.

Hmm... I taught Game Theory during my time as a Poli Sci graduate assistant.  Does that count? :)

This does sound very cool. Too bad I'm tied down.

[clehrich]

I never thought I'd say this, but my problem is that I already have a PhD and thus can't apply.  Bugger.  I quite like Denmark, too.  Oh well.

Here's hoping that others will apply for this.  If people mostly used to the American system want to ask questions about how this differs, please feel free to PM me about it, as I do know something about the differences.