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Research (IBAR) and the Centre for Migration, Diaspora and Exile (MIDEX ). This project will be jointly supervised by Dr Raphael Hoermann (Senior Lecturer in English Literature & Senior Research Fellow) and
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Jowitt and Dr Robert Blyth (NMM) Entry requirements Applicants should have or expect to receive a Masters-level qualification in a relevant subject such as History, Literature, Museum Studies, or Art
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Qualification Type: MA English Literature (research) Funding for: UK Students, EU Students, International Students The University of Buckingham invites applications for the Paul E. H. Davis MA
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‘History of Art (PhD)’ as the programme choice. You will be prompted to enter details of the studentship in the Funding and Research Details sections of the form. Further guidance, including required
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learning called Machine Listening. The PhD project brings together world-leading audio experts to develop state-of-the-art techniques as a widely-applicable embedding of acoustic environments. Based in
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experience in a professional setting. Relevant disciplines for Masters qualifications include, but are not limited to: History, History of Art, English Literature and Museum Studies. Equivalent experience
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. Applicants can propose their own research topic or area, drawn from one of more of comparative literature, linguistics, multilingualism, and manuscript studies, situated in relation to the March of Wales
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up the difference between Home and international fees. Overview The Department of Fine Art invites applications for a doctoral studentship within the area of ecocritical and environmental art history
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The Liverpool School of the Arts Doctoral Award (LADA) provides assistance with fees and maintenance for full-time study, renewable each year for up to 3 years, based on satisfactory progress
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For specialist arts institutions or registered charities to provide training opportunities across the fine and performing arts: music, drama, dance, film, fine art, etc. The Trust welcomes