Information and announcements relating to the consortium, training and cohort development, and our CDP students’ research projects.
The launch for our new cohort of students will take place at the British Museum on Monday 12 September. On the following day there will be subject specific workshops held and students will be invited to attend the one that links to their research institution and topic. More details will be published in due course.
A big thank you to all CDP students who submitted tramadol essays. The 10 winning entries (in no particular order) are listed below: Lee Butcher Lee Butcher – CDP Essay Competition Entry 2016 Katie McElvanney K McElvanney CDP essay submission Rebecca Coll CDP Student Essay Rebecca Coll Caitlin Doherty CDP essay – C Doherty …
Following our very successful Student Conference held last July, we are keen to promote the success of the Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (now in its third year) by showcasing some of our students’ research projects. We are inviting all current CDP students to submit a case study essay which encapsulates their CDP research topic and personal …
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Thursday 23 June Supervisors Training at the Victoria and Albert Museum (pm) Monday 12 September Launch event for our new October 2016 cohort, will include a breakout session for new partnership and university supervisors at the British Museum (all day) Booking details for both events will follow shortly
On behalf consortium partner, the National Gallery, We are pleased to announce the publication of the conference programme for “Negotiating art ? Dealers and museums 1855-2015”, a two-day international conference to be held at the National Gallery, in association with the University of Manchester. The conference has its origins in the acquisition of the …
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Over the past two years CDP student Hannah Manktelow has been based at the British Library’s Printed Heritage Collections team researching the regional spread of Shakespeare performances in the 18th and 19th centuries. This draws on the British Library’s collection of 234,000 playbills (or theatre posters). Hannah’s research, overseen by the Printed Heritage Collections team, …
The holders of Arts and Humanities Research Council funded Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships (CDPs) are pleased to announce their competitions for research studentships to start in October 2016. We invite colleagues in UK Universities with research interests across the Arts and Humanities to approach us to explore possible topics for these Collaborative Doctoral studentships for applications …
The AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Partnership is pleased to announce that the following cultural institutions have been allocated studentships under Round two of the scheme (over 3.5 years) commencing in 2016. The final number of studentships awarded to each institution will be dependent upon the outcome of the government’s spending review of the Research Councils. New …
Historic England and English Heritage are offering the following non CDP studentships. Follow the link for more information: http://www3.open.ac.uk/employment/job-details.asp?id=8437
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