Co-ordinated through the Department of History at the University of Hull, NECAH aims to establish the six institutions as beacons of arts and humanities research in the north, offering innovative training and cross-institutional research supervision. Each member brings strengths in one or more key fields of research expertise and doctoral training.
海角直播鈥檚 contributing areas are History, English and Visual Culture.
The University is also part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council Heritage Consortium, along with Bradford, Hull, Huddersfield, Leeds Beckett, Northumbria and Sheffield Hallam.
The Consortium is offering a further 12 PhD studentships, beginning in October next year and covering subject areas including, archaeology, cultural history, popular culture and heritage management.
Dr Natasha Vall, Reader in 海角直播鈥檚 School of Arts & Media and Acting Director of the Institute of Design, Culture and the Arts, said: 'These studentships will helpall the universities involved to attract the researchers of the future in the arts and humanities sector. They are fantastic projects to be involved with and we are delighted to be able to use our expertise to support further research opportunities in this way.'
The deadline for applications for the NECAH PhD studentships is Monday 1 February, 2016 - .
The deadline for applications for the Heritage Consortium PhD studentships is Monday 15 February, 2016 - .