We warmly invite applications for full-time or part-time self-funded PhD study. About the PhD programme. Research in the. Art, Design and Media Research Centre (ADMRC). Read more
We warmly invite applications for full-time or part-time self-funded PhD study. About the PhD programme. The Humanities Research Centre (HRC) at Sheffield Hallam University was founded in 1996. Read more
We warmly invite applications for full-time or part-time self-funded PhD study. . About the PhD Programme. The. Centre for Culture, Media & Society. Read more
This PhD project seeks to investigate the increasingly complex and at times fraught relationship between Artificial Intelligence AI and the production of art. Read more
Media, Film, Journalism and Drama are delighted to offer a three-year stipend (£17,668) and full fee waiver for a suitably qualified doctoral candidate from an under-represented background. Read more
This project offers a PhD opportunity in experimental exhibition making, curating practice, exhibition display research or fine art practices to work with Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) fine art and education research staff and in partnership with Manchester Art Gallery (MAG). . Read more
This PhD is lead by the. Literature, Theory and Creativity Research Unit. in the School of Welsh. Join our passionate, challenge-led and diverse research community to explore your interests in a supportive and impact-focused environment. Read more
This PhD pathway offers students the opportunity to produce an original piece or collection of creative work as well as a thorough analysis of the work. Read more
This project strives to advance the foundations of modular robotics by studying novel capabilities of modular robots. Depending on the direction, the contributions of your project could be two-fold. Read more
The optimal design of membrane-based filters to remove harmful particles from water typically relies on time-consuming and expensive experimental work. Read more
Applications are invited from PhD candidates to join the Molecular Toxicology group led by. Professor Christer Hogstrand. (King’s College London) on a project in collaboration with. Read more
Objective. The main objective of this PhD project is to develop an understanding of the depositional and diagenetic heterogeneity in the Mercia Mudstone Group and their implications for fluid flow in fracture networks at depth. Read more
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