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Ulster University - Magee Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 Ulster University - Magee Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 Ulster University - Magee Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Museum Impact and Community Wellbeing: Evaluating the evidence
Research Group:
Social Work and Social Policy
The UKRI-funded project Museums, Crisis and Covid-19 (MCC19) established the importance of museums during the pandemic. Museums offered their resources and spaces, as places for people to come together safely and rebuild their networks. Read more
Jerzy Grotowski’s legacies
Research Group:
Music, Drama, Film and Screen, and Heritage/Museum Studies
This innovative research programme focusses on investigation of the legacies, influences and global impact of the work of the revolutionary Polish theatre director and theorist Jerzy Grotowski and his disciples, collaborators and followers, within and beyond the field of performing arts. Read more
Irish language, literature and folklore
Staff in Irish and Celtic Studies at UU have been at the forefront of Irish language textual studies and folklore and in recent … Read more
Evidencing Value in Theatre for Young Audiences
This project draws on the existing track record and international standing of the PI (Maguire) in the field of Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA). Read more
HSC Workforce Study II: An examination of the impact of turnover and retention on workforce stability in Social Work in Northern Ireland with ‘safe staffing’ implementation as a Legislative and Policy Priority
Research Group:
Social Work and Social Policy
This PhD research will be embedded within a wider research team, with experienced academics who are from cross-disciplinary professions, including social work, nursing, psychology, and Human Resources. Read more
People-work not paper-work: evaluating efforts to reduce bureaucracy and increase time with people in social work
Research Group:
Social Work and Social Policy
We are interested in completing one or more comparative studies, studying the impact of a practice modification, by measuring outcomes with a group of practitioners who have used a new tech/procedure/approach designed to reduce bureaucracy. Read more
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