Past Training

Researching the Historic Environment – Heritage Science and Beyond! Where : Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth When: Tuesday 10th December 2019 This event aims to enable CDP students to articulate the approaches and methods which a national heritage agency uses to research the historic environment, with a focus on heritage science; and to start devleoping ideas on …

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This two-day workshop will introduce how galleries and museums create temporary exhibitions and permanent displays. It will be an opportunity to hear from different staff involved in creating exhibitions and displays at three different organisations. Three case studies will be considered, two exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery and National Gallery, as well as the …

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One day workshop on how to develop you career and learn what employers look for when appointing new staff. Including an introduction to the range of funding that is available for research, and to support other areas of museums, libraries and heritage. We will be joined by past CDP students and current CDP Consortium staff members. …

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CDP Two-day workshop: Digital Humanities and Using Archives Dates: 25th & 26th March 2019 These back-to-back CDP workshops are hosted by the British Library and The National Archives. Day 1 (at the British Library) provides a forum to explore, discuss and debate the impact of digital humanities on research and practice in the cultural and heritage …

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CDP workshop: Copyright, Intellectual Property, Open Access Monday 4th February 2019 The British Library (St Pancras, London) This one day session is run by the British Library and Tate and will be delivered by Bernard Horrocks (Intellectual Property Manager, Tate), Matthew Lambert (Licensing & Copyright Assurance Manager, BL) and Dimity Flanagan (Scholarly Communications Lead, BL). …

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Image from ‘No-Offence: EXPLORING LGBTQ+ HISTORIES’ at the Ashmolean, Copyright David Mcdiarmid artist estate    ‘Challenging Histories’ is a two day Cohort Development event led by CDP Consortium member  Oxford University Museums, and will be held at the Pitt Rivers & Ashmolean Museums along with the Museum of Natural History. ‘Challenging Histories’ aims to introduce CDP …

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Tuesday 22nd & Wednesday 23rd May 2018 – Making Exhibitions and Galleries, The National Museum of Scotland & The National Galleries of Scotland CDP AHRC funded PhD students in the 2nd and 3rd Year The two day training event on ‘Making Galleries and Exhibitions’ aims to provide an introduction to how Museums, Galleries and other organisations create …

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Call for Papers: AHRC CDP archival research seminar Monday 23rd April at the British Library, London The British Library is hosting a seminar for current AHRC CDP students to share experiences of research based on archives and library collections. We invite proposals for 15-minute ‘work in progress’ papers on CDP projects that involve the use …

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CDP training open to all first year CDP students, this workshop is intended to raise awareness of different aspects of Good Research Practice with a particular focus on Copyright and Intellectual Property. It offers practical advice for Collaborative PhD students in how to address some common challenges and concerns. The workshop takes place over one …

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Digital Humanities are transforming how museums, archives, libraries & heritage organisations enable others to use and research their collections and resources. At the same time as they are changing the way people work in these organisations manage their collections, properties and landscapes, engage different audiences and conduct research. These two days will offer an introduction …

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