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  1. Thank you for your reply. I'm pretty much open for job locations. Any continent is fine for me, as long as I work at a decent school. Are there any places where I would be disadvantaged if I had a (non-UK) European degree? I have the impression that some East Asian countries disfavor non-US degrees. (This seems to be evident from the fact that in the East Asian universities I've checked, most faculty members are US school alums) How about in other places?
  2. Sorry for not mentioning that. My subfield is cognitive semantics, and my post-PhD plan is headed towards academia.
  3. Hello everybody, I'm finishing my MA and am interested in applying for linguistics PhD programs in non-English-speaking countries, specifically European countries such as Germany, Netherlands, Norway, etc. However, a professor in my department told me that when she would hire a professor, she would have a question mark if the applicant had his/her PhD from Europe. She did say that Netherlands seemed OK, though. And I've had some people who told me that the research environments in France and Germany aren't as good as in the US. What is your opinion on doing a linguistics PhD in continental Europe? Do countries like Netherlands or the Scandinavian countries offer good research environment? What about the job prospects afterward? I would appreciate your advices. Edit: I am interested in cognitive semantics, and I plan to go into academia after my PhD.
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