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We have 74 heritage PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Cultural Heritage - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
Cultural Heritage MA by Research/PhD/PhD by Distance Learning. Carry out postgraduate research in Cultural Heritage at the Ironbridge Centre for Heritage (ICH); a unique partnership between the University of Birmingham and Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust. Read more
The contemporary and cross-cultural interpretation of Jiangnan heritage: A case study of new architecture in Suzhou and Hangzhou
Suzhou and Hangzhou, as two representative cities and cultural centres of Jiangnan, are heritage cities with a rich inheritance of traditional architecture. Read more
Safe Augmented Reality Interactions for Cultural Heritage Sites
This project will improve the safety of visitors to cultural heritage sites throughout Scotland by examining how Augmented Reality (AR) interaction methods can be created to promote site safety by combining research within the areas of HCI, interface design, and safety related systems. Read more
Heritage, community, and place-making along the River Thames.
We are interested in supporting applications to undertake doctoral research on cultural and religious heritage in the River Thames region of England. Read more
Cultural Heritage Sites, Collections, or Museums in Anthropological Perspective
I am interested in supporting applications to undertake doctoral research that focuses on a specific cultural heritage site, collection, museum, or other heritage institution, using the methods and theories of the growing sub-discipline of the anthropology of heritage. Read more
The Role of Prison Museums in Public Culture: The Case of Peterhead
We are recruiting for an ARCS (Applied Collaborative Studentship), jointly supervised by Edinburgh Napier and Robert Gordon University, in collaboration with Peterhead Prison Museum in Aberdeenshire. Read more
The Role of Prison Museums in Public Culture: The Case of Peterhead
We are recruiting for an ARCS (Applied Collaborative Studentship), jointly supervised by Edinburgh Napier and Robert Gordon University, in collaboration with Peterhead Prison Museum in Aberdeenshire. Read more
WebXR tools for content creation and deployment of XR experiences in the cultural heritage sector
The successful candidate for this project will collaborate closely with Smatrify, a social enterprise with the mission to democratize access to art and culture whilst supporting cultural venues. Read more
10 fully funded Ph.D. positions in “Cultural Systems” at the IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca
The IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca is now recruiting 10 talented doctoral candidates in its Cultural Systems (CS) Ph.D. Program. Read more
Radiates in context: chemical and archaeological analysis of the “Barbarous Radiates” coinage phenomenon in Roman Britain
In the AD 270s and 280s, huge numbers of imitations of copper-alloy radiate coins, usually referred to as ‘barbarous radiates’, were struck in Britain. Read more
Research opportunities in the Department of Archaeology
The Department of Archaeology at York is a vibrant research community and a centre of excellent research-led teaching. Read more
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The crow and the pitcher: towards decarbonisation and energy resilience of the museum sector
Applications are now open for a studentship at UCL in collaboration with the. V&A Museum. to explore technical solutions for how museums can decarbonise and become more energy resilient in the face of climate change. Read more
Capture and Contextualisation of Cultural Heritage Data
Museum artifact digitization is typically limited to using specific equipment for capture, or to the duration of funded digitization projects and tied to particular institutions. Read more
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Representing Coal Famine: Energy Crises and the British Press, 1870-1920
Applications are invited for a fully funded collaborative PhD studentship (fees and maintenance at standard AHRC rates) starting 1 October 2023 at the University of Stirling, in collaboration with the National Mining Museum Scotland. Read more
Biological self-healing for advanced and sustainable masonry materials
Biological processes, such as biomineralization, have been explored for consolidating porous materials and as a new class of self-healing cement-based building materials. Read more