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Ulster University - Belfast Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 27 Ulster University - Belfast Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 27 Ulster University - Belfast Campus, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Ad‘dressing’ the Digital: The role of the Metaverse in re-thinking the sustainability of the fashion industry from concept-to-customer
Research Group:
Art and Design
The fashion industry’s obsession with perpetual change has led to an over-consumptive model. ‘Fast fashion’ has fueled unprecedented levels of landfill, and the industry’s poor track record in production has caused it to be the 2nd largest global polluter (Freeman 2022). Read more
New worlds and New Possibilities: Virtual Production, Real-time and Convergence in the Screen Industry’.
Ulster University are at the forefront of research in new real-time and virtual production methodologies in the creative industries. Read more
Music Composition (Composition and Improvisation/Composition and Performance/Composition and Creative Audio)
Music at Ulster is a vibrant community of practitioner-researchers, with interests in key areas of contemporary practice including composition, music technology, participatory/applied music, and improvisation and performance and soundtrack research. Read more
Modular Synthesis Musicking: Embodiment, Experimentalism and Ecologies of Technologies; Immersive Interfaces and Improvisation-Composition
Hardware modular synthesis (and sound processing) is an old technique which is enjoying a new resurgence, through developments including software and digital… Read more
Language pedagogies and learning resources
This is a very productive area of inquiry which offers PhD researchers the opportunity to develop their research skills and establish their credentials as independent researchers with a high degree of employability or readiness for postdoctoral research. Read more
Global Cinemas/Cinemas of Diversity and Inclusion (Contemporary Screen Studies/Practices)
Contemporary Screen Studies and Practices at Ulster University is a new and vibrant area of research that combines theory and practice of moving image arts in the new digital media age. Read more
Human Rights and Transitional Justice
Research Group:
Law
The Law unit of assessment unit of assessment includes the work of the School of Law and the Transitional Justice Institute as well as the Ulster University Law Clinic and the Legal Innovation Centre. Read more
Law and Innovation
The Law unit of assessment includes the work of the School of Law and the Transitional Justice Institute as well as the Ulster University Law Clinic and the Legal Innovation Centre. Read more
International law and justice
Research Group:
Law
The Law unit of assessment includes the work of the School of Law and the Transitional Justice Institute as well as the Ulster University Law Clinic and the Legal Innovation Centre. Read more
Law and Social Justice
Research Group:
Law
The Law unit of assessment includes the work of the School of Law, the Ulster University Law Clinic, the Transitional Justice Institute and the Legal Innovation Centre. Read more
Performing shameful silences: Rethinking social space through performative art actions.
Research Group:
Art and Design
Considering the scale of embodied gestures and temporal presences in conflicted societies, how might social space be made, remade, and unmade through performative art actions?. Read more
A Design History of the Textile Printing Industry in Ulster
Research Group:
Art and Design
The design history of Ulster’s textile industry is in its infancy. It is only fairly recently that an interest in provincial and regional design histories have come to the fore of scholarship. Read more
‘The Way it Was, Never the Full Story’: Creative practices in the geo-humanities that manifest alternative stories and positions to the dominant narratives
Research Group:
Art and Design
Creative practices have always played a central a role in constructing narratives of history and place. In Human Geography, the growing study and appreciation of this phenomenon has been termed the Cultural Turn. Read more
The Rokeby Collection: The Art and Architecture of the historic print as a catalyst for new visual art practice
Research Group:
Art and Design
This Collaborative (and interdisciplinary) Doctoral Award application focuses on the art and architecture subject matter of the largely undocumented but rare and culturally/historically important print collection amassed by Richard Robinson, Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh (1765-1794) and 1st Baron Rokeby. Read more
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