[Commlist] AHRC-funded PhDs in Film and TV studies at Brunel

AHRC funded PhD studentships at Brunel University London

*Brunel University London invites applications for AHRC funded PhD 
students in areas including Film and TV studies as part of the TECHNE 
doctoral training partnership*.

As part of the TECHNE consortium, Brunel will support studentships for 
high-achieving arts and humanities scholars to start in October 2019. 
The studentships will be offered through the College of Business, Arts 
and Social Sciences’ interdisciplinary research centres – 
/Entrepreneurship and Sustainability/ 
<http://www.brunel.ac.uk/research/Centres/Centre-for-Entrepreneurship-and-Sustainability> and 
/Global Lives/ <http://www.brunel.ac.uk/research/Centres/Global-Lives>/. 
/*The focus of each includes potential for applications in Film, TV and 
related studies*. DTP students will become members of the College’s 
vibrant research community where they will benefit from Brunel’s diverse 
specialist expertise.  A detailed list of subject areas that are 
included within the scheme is available 
https://www.brunel.ac.uk/research/Projects/pdf/Copy-of-techne-AHRC-subject-areas.pdf

An overview of areas of research expertise in Film and TV can be found 
here: https://www.brunel.ac.uk/film-and-television-studies/research

Brunel University London is part of a consortium of universities in 
London and the southeast that form a national Doctoral Training 
Partnership (DTP) focusing on the arts and humanities disciplines. 
TECHNE is one of ten Doctoral Training Partnerships receiving funding 
from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of its 
commitment to supporting postgraduate-level research into the arts and 
humanities disciplines.

Originally established in 2014, TECHNE<http://www.techne.ac.uk/>has 
successfully collaborated with partner institutions and external 
organisations across London and the south east to deliver 
industry-relevant research across a range of arts and humanities 
disciplines. The latest round of funding enables the consortium to widen 
its remit and continue this work.

*Deadline for applications - 18th January 2019*


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