Jobs and opps

WHO: highly motivated applicants with a Masters Degree or equivalent in a relevant subject.

WHAT: two full time practice-led and theory-based PhD studentships.

WHEN: for three years starting 1 October 2012. Fee remittance will be at the UK/EU rate, International students are welcome to apply but will need to fund the balance

PAYMENTS: £13,500 per year with full tuition fee remittance

DETAILS: offered in the following subjects at The University of Wolverhampton's Centre for Art and Design Research and Experimentation (CADRE): Digital Technology Theory and Practice - proposals that explore the moving image, film, video and animation, with reference to documentary, non-fiction animation, animation sound design and experimental film and video installation; Moving Image, Film and Video, Dr Adam Kossoff, adamkossoff@wlv.ac.uk; Animation, Dr Denise Doyle, d.doyle@wlv.ac.uk; Art, Critique and Social Practice - proposals that examine the relationship between critical theory and research-based models of participatory, relational and post-relational practice, and proposals on critical theory, representation, and photography; Critical Theory and Photography, Prof John Roberts jcr3@wlv.ac.uk; Participatory Practice, Dr Rona Lee, rona.lee@wlv.ac.uk; Material and Theoretical Practice - proposals that investigate theoretical, practical and creative issues in applied arts, crafts and design, such as the development of new concepts, the application of new technologies, or the impact of objects on social interaction; Applied Arts, Crafts and Design, Dr Kristina Niedderer, k.niedderer@wlv.ac.uk. Potential students are encouraged to contact the appropriate research supervisors. Information about the research groups and areas of expertise amongst our research staff prior to making your proposal. Bursary students will be expected to be working 'in residence' at the University of Wolverhampton.

http://wlv.ac.uk/cadre

Deadline: 13 July 2012 ** Deadline expired**

Organiser/employer: University of Wolverhampton

[ Added on 3 July 2012 ]