We're proud to offer a supportive and creative environment in which to carry out your work, and we encourage interdisciplinary engagement with other areas of research. Many of our PhD students have
We have a vibrant student community in the History of Art with many research projects and external collaborations. Areas available for research supervision include: European art historical periods,
The PhD requires a dissertation of not more than 90,000 words, to be submitted by full-time students after a period of three years' study, by part-time students after six years of study. As with our
This PhD programme in Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media (by creative practice) invites proposals in the fields of Playwriting, Acting for Theatre, Directing for Theatre, Film and
The MPhil/PhD course draws on the wide-ranging expertise of UCL Hebrew & Jewish Studies, the only department of its kind in the UK, and offers research supervision in most areas, periods, and aspects
Home to an exceptional range of modern and ancient languages, UCL provides an ideal environment for creative and comparative inquiry in the thriving field of multidisciplinary research, building on
Nicholas Alfrey is writing about the French reaction to the exhibition of Constable’s paintings in 1824 and 1826.Ting Chang published a book on European travellers and collectors of Asian art, and
​​This PhD will be particularly relevant to creative practitioners from a broad range of fields (artists, curators, critics, journalists, game designers, media producers, cultural translators etc.)
The internationally significant research profile of our staff and our excellent facilities provide a stimulating environment for practical or theoretical research.Our Fine Art/Art History research
Our Film Practice PhD provides you with a unique opportunity to develop your film as a practice-led research project.Newcastle University is a leading centre for the growth of Film Practice PhDs in
Course overview In this course you conduct your own research project in an area of History of Art that interests you. Join a renowned Art History, Curating and Visual Studies Department and benefit
Art History and Visual Culture at Exeter is a renowned hub of research, practice, and teaching, offering a supportive and stimulating environment for postgraduate research that attracts students from
The School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies is an internationally recognised leader in research (REF 2014) and research-led teaching in the history of art, museum studies, cultural
Our Art History and Visual Studies PhD programme offers the opportunity to conduct in-depth research in an area of particular interest. Our research interests are wide-ranging. Strengths include:
2 Year Full Time
