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PhD in Digital Humanities
By Claire S Ross, on 7 April 2010
Fancy doing a PhD in Digital Humanities? Then come join us over at UCLDH!
The PhD studentship in Digital Humanities will be held at the UCL Centre for Digital Humanities which brings together work being done in many different UCL departments and centres, in the humanities, computer science and engineering, as well as Library Services and Museums and Collections. We also collaborate with organisations outside UCL, such as museums, galleries, libraries and archives. We aim to produce research that is meaningful to both computer scientists and humanities scholars, and that will bring about new knowledge in both research areas.
Studentship Description
The award may be held by a student working on any topic relevant to digital humanities. However, it should involve genuinely interdisciplinary research, which is likely to require joint supervision from more than one UCL department or faculty. The award provides funding for tuition fees at the UK/EU rate and a student stipend for three years.Find further information about our current UCLDH research projects.
Informal enquiries may be made to Samantha Hulston (s.hulston@ucl.ac.uk) or Dr Claire Warwick (c.warwick@ucl.ac.uk).
For more information on the Studentship and details of how to apply click here.
(N.B. must like bunnies)
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Dimitris Mylonas wrote on 15 April 2010:
This is an interesting PhD.
You will hear from me sooOoOoon.Thanks for sharing.
Dimitris
colornaming.net
Hello! Im currently finishing a masters in Visual Culture at Lund University Sweden. Im keen to develop one strand of my current thesis research regarding creative activism/street art and the use of online communities as a vital means of organisation, and creator of collectivity and liberation because of its anonnymity. I’m keen to do a multi-disciplinary study involving interviews, discourse analysis on chatrooms/forum activity, and considering the role of online forces in the creation of burgeoning/new art worlds; like that of street art.
Do you think this is something of interest for the UCLDH?
Also i love bunnies, despite that fact our family pet rabbit eric died on my 14th birhtday (rip, no hard feelings old pal)
Cheers!
Lucy