Northumbria-Sunderland AHRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Art and Design

AHRC funded PhD Studentships in Arts and Design starting October 2018

The Northumbria-Sunderland Consortium is a cross-disciplinary collaboration in art and design which emphasises the integration of professional and academic rigour in the development, production and dissemination of practice-led and applied research.

The CDT delivers world-class, innovative research training to PhD students in art and design. Forging new cross-disciplinary collaborations, with an emphasis on integrating professional and academic rigour in practice-led and applied research, as well as related historical and theoretical research.

We welcome applications in:

• Design
• Art and Design History
• Fine Art
• Applied Art
• Glass and Ceramics
• Digital Art and Curating

Please visit our website for further details: nuwebapps.northumbria.ac.uk/northumbria-sunderland-cdt/.

Image: BxNU Institute of Contemporary Art, BALTIC 39, Postgraduate studios

Application deadline and open day:

All applications to be received by 5th March at 5pm.

To access application details please visit: nuwebapps.northumbria.ac.uk/northumbria-sunderland-cdt/

Please contact rn.northumbria-sunderland-cdt@northumbria.ac.uk to book your place at the 31^st January Open Day at Northumbria and Sunderland.

For administrative enquiries please contact:
rn.northumbria-sunderland-cdt@northumbria.ac.uk

Prospective students can informally discuss research proposals with the following academic leads:

Visual and Material Culture / History of Art: Professor. Ysanne Holt: ysanne.holt@northumbria.ac.uk

Design (Northumbria): Dr Justin Marshall: justin.marshall@northumbria.ac.uk

Fine Art: Professor David Campbell: david.campbell@northumbria.ac.uk

Design (Sunderland): Professor Beryl Graham: beryl.graham@sunderland.ac.uk

Applied Arts / Glass and Ceramics: Dr Andrew Livingstone: andrew.livingstone@sunderland.ac.uk

Digital Art / Curation: Professor Beryl Graham: beryl.graham@sunderland.ac.uk