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发表于 2016-1-9 19:12:40 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览

初时十分惊喜，因为
a有志于语言学，
b现有工作上自己没有表现出任何价值,校长组长带教都要对我失望了吧。

再一想又犹豫着要不要去，因为
a现有工作，
b家境不佳，
c也许读不出名堂，即，无法优质地完成该mphil、并进一步获得有资助的深造机会，
d如果c发生了那么..从求职经历来看自己在招聘场上没有竞争力（性情暗い）。

如何是好呢？

【申请该专业在学术上需要】
1ps
1CV
2推荐信
雅思成绩（overall>6.5）

【本专业页面】
https://www.tcd.ie/slscs/postgraduate/taught-courses/speech-language-processing/

【课程内容】
前两个学期进行课程学习（Michaelmas term runs from 28 September to 19 December 2015；Hilary term runs from 18 January to 9 April 2016.），其后完成论文，8月31日前提交。
必修
Speech Processing 1: spectral analysis
Formal foundations of linguistic theories
Laboratory Phonetics and Phonology
Computational theories of grammar and meaning
选修（从中拣选两门）
History and Globalisation of English
Corpus Linguistics
Technology, Language, and Communication
Speech Production, Hearing and Perception
Advanced Syntactic Theory
Speech Processing 2: acoustic modelling
Bilingualism and the Maintenance of Irish
论文
A 15,000-word dissertation in Trinity term and the long vacation (April-August).

【课程描述、参考书目的详情手册】http://pan.baidu.com/s/1bowH14z （提取: h62p）

【校方的PS指导】
(含指向福布莱学者申请人所写PS样本的链接)
http://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students/advice/cracking_postgraduate_personal.statements.php

Key Elements

Demonstrate your interest in the course and any evidence of this interest – academic and personal.
Why this is the field of your choice, are particularly, why this university/department?
Unique contribution - your personal strengths and experience which you believe will help you to enjoy and succeed in this course at college.
Relevant experience - employment, work experience, placement or voluntary work which you consider support your application.
Relevant extracurricular experience- sporting, hobbies, social activities and any other interests or achievements that are relevant and may support your future performance in the position for which you are applying.
Any other information which you believe supports your application
3 things to remember: Why me? Why Here? Why now?

Checklist

Ensure that you have addressed the most important issues and in appropriate depth.
Use clear, concise and professional language. Try not to waffle, be clear and concise. Active language is always effective, for example verbs such as ‘implemented’ and ‘delegated’.
Is the structure of the text clear and logical?
Have your final personal statement reviewed by your careers adviser and/or proofread by a fresh pair of eyes for typing, spelling or grammatical errors.
When you have finished, photocopy/print out/save your completed application and keep this: it will help you in preparing for interview and applying for other courses.

Related Resources

Attend workshop and view slides.
Postgradireland - Postgraduate Directory of taught courses in Ireland & links to Irish, UK and international study sites.
Prospects - Directory of courses and links to all UK university websites.
Irish Research Council
Evaluating a Personal Statement for Postgraduate Study in the US (Fulbright)
Petersons - all graduate school Essay / Personal Statement information.
UCAS - A step by step guide produced by UCAS that takes you through key sections of a Personal Statement. Also includes a video clip about Personal Statements.
University of Staffordshire - comprehensive workbook on Personal Statements.(pdf)
Penn State handbook for students applying for scholarships and graduate study.

【校方的学术CV写作指导】
（含样本链接）
http://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students/postgraduate/research/academic_cvs.php
Content: Academic CVs

Suggested sections may include:

Personal details: name, address, phone, email, LinkedIn profile link. If you are an international student remember to note your status e.g. Eligible for Third Level Graduate Scheme, in this section.

Education section: include the full title of your PhD, the instituion at which you studied, a description of your work, your grade, and your supervisor's name.

Funding awards & grants: Details of any funding received, such as Irish Research Council or Studentship awards.

Research experience: detail all dates and give a description of your work.

Research interests: these could be in addition to the work you are doing now.

Employment history/Professional Experience: this section could include other employment relevant to academia, such as administrative experience.

Publications: these should be listed in the citation style appropriate for your discipline.

Conference presentations: include both posters and papers if applicable.

Teaching experience: include the nature of your role, the level of students you were teaching (i.e. early or late undergraduate, postgraduate) and teaching activities such as tutoring, lecturing, supervising and mentoring.

Professional activities: this could include committee or society membership, conferences attended or editorial activities.

Other achievements and interests: any additional information such as technical skills.

Referees: you may wish to provide more than two referees from your current research, previous research and/or an academic or relevant employer. Make sure to ask potential referees for permission before listing them as referees in your CV.

Tips for Academic CVs

Consider the type of institution to which you are applying. For example, a Research University may require you to focus on your research outputs, whereas an Institute of Technology may require you to focus more on your teaching experience.

Your academic CV is likely to be longer than the typical 2 page CV, particularly as you progress through your career.

Sometimes candidates choose to use an appendix to give an abstract of their thesis and/or a listing of conferences and publications.

Aim to show how you have added value to your current department and what skills you could bring to the new position.

Your ability to attract funds can be important to potential academic employers.
Resources

You can view sample academic CVs at www.vitae.ac.uk or www.prospects.ac.uk.
If a Statement of Teaching Philosophy is required, please contact the Centre for Academic Practice and Student Learning (CAPSL) for more information and advice.
Read more advice on academic CVs from vitae.
Ali, L. and Graham, B., Moving On in Your Career. A guide for academic researchers and postgraduates, Routledge Falmer, London, 2000. This contains a number of sample CVs.
‘University researchers and the job market’, AGCAS, 2009, Chapter 7, ‘Making Applications’. Available in CAS Information room.
Please go to the CV section to read about other CV formats.

【中国学生可以申请的奖学金】
1. Trinity has launched its new 2016 Global Excellence PG Scholarships.

For more information, please see below. Should you have any enquiries regarding this please email tcdchina@tcd.ie

Award
Several scholarships valued at 5,000 euro each, applied as a reduction of the tuition fees of a full-time postgraduate taught program. There are several scholarships available.

Who can apply?
Applicants who have non-EU (international) status and will pay tuition fees at the non-EU rate. Applicants must have submitted an application to their chosen program at Trinity College to be eligible.

Selection criteria
The scholarship will be assessed based on academic achievement, and evaluation of the applicants’ potential to contribute to the overall TCD community.

Scholarship application documents

Application number (assigned by TCD when application is submitted)
Up to 300 word statement on the topic of “How I will contribute to our Trinity College Dublin community”. Please submit in Microsoft word document or pdf format
CV or résumé.
Application process

Submit scholarship request and attach scholarship application documents no later than March 31st, 2016
Submit scholarship request as follows: Email Global Relations at tcdchina@tcd.ie and ensure the subject line reads: your name and “Global Excellence PG Scholarships”
You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt of your scholarship request
No further communication until scholarship awards are made; awards will be made and successful candidates informed no later than April 14th, 2016
Decision to accept scholarship is required on April 28th 2016; along with acceptance of your offer to attend TCD and payment of your deposit
Successfully admitted scholarship students will agree to assist Trinity with occasional promotional activities
You will be responsible for formally accepting the scholarship offer by email reply to Global Relations at tcdchina@tcd.ie
Acknowledgement of receipt of scholarship acceptance will come within 72 hours
A non-response will be considered as declining the offer.

2.Government of Ireland Scholarships
Details to be confirmed shortly