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ossamentaI have posted my Ph.D. application today. I will know in May whether they liked it or not. It's going to be two long months of nail biting. Wish me luck!
If I get the position, I will have to move home to Sweden(oh dear God, I have tons of stuff (mostly books and articles)). If I don't get it, I will have to think of alternatives. Actively hunt/lobby for a position at other universities? Or should I do my final studies in Historical Archaeology? That would depend on whether I could do them as distance studies (see above, re: "tons of stuff"), but I would effectively increase my Ph.D. possibilities with 33%, which would not be bad. After all, there are not too many Ph.D. positions that aren't already booked to a project, and my study could easily be tweaked to Historical archaeology.
If I get the position, I will have to move home to Sweden(oh dear God, I have tons of stuff (mostly books and articles)). If I don't get it, I will have to think of alternatives. Actively hunt/lobby for a position at other universities? Or should I do my final studies in Historical Archaeology? That would depend on whether I could do them as distance studies (see above, re: "tons of stuff"), but I would effectively increase my Ph.D. possibilities with 33%, which would not be bad. After all, there are not too many Ph.D. positions that aren't already booked to a project, and my study could easily be tweaked to Historical archaeology.