AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award Studentships with the London Arts & Humanities Doctoral Training Partnership

• Wasafiri: The history of a little magazine and the material conditions affecting the publication and reception of BAME writing in Britain, 1980-2020, Queen Mary University London in collaboration with the British Library
• Race and the Body in Early Modern Culture and Drama, King’s College London in collaboration with Shakespeare’s Globe
• Meat, masculinity and the marketplace, Smithfield in the late 20th century, Queen Mary University London in collaboration with the Museum of London
• Inclusive Design for Shared Autonomous Vehicles, Royal College of Art in collaboration with Tata Motors
• The Shared Gaze: Reimagining Sexual Reproduction through Visual Arts Practices, Royal College of Art in collaboration with Birth Rites Collection
• The Cultural Value of the Natural Voice Approach to Group Singing, Royal College of Music in collaboration with Natural Voice Network
• Creative AI as a medium in artistic and curatorial practice, King’s College London in collaboration with Serpentine Galleries

The studentship includes a stipend at the RCUK Home/ EU rate plus fees for three and half years. The awarded candidate will also be entitled to a £550 per annum stipend top-up. Studentships can be either full or part-time.

As a LAHP student, the successful candidate will have full access to the LAHP Doctoral Training Partnership development activities and networking opportunities, joining a cohort of about 90 students per year.

Residency requirements

LAHP studentships are open to UK and EU students who meet the residency requirements as detailed on page 13 of the RCUK Conditions of Research Council Training Grants. Applications cannot be accepted from students liable to pay fees at the Overseas rate.

Academic qualifications

Candidates should hold a first-class or a good upper-second class Honours degree or equivalent, and would normally be expected to hold a Masters degree. Applicants with relevant work/professional experience who are considering doing a PhD are also encouraged to apply.

To Apply

Full details of each project and the application process can be found on the LAHP website.

For further information, please see website or contact us at info.lahp@london.ac.uk

Closing Date: 1 March 2020