Phd Fine Art And Design in Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Phd Fine Art And Design in Sheffield Hallam University

• Undertake doctoral research in an approved fine art and design topic.
• Join the vibrant research community in the Culture & Creativity Research Institute (CCRI).
• Benefit from excellent supervision, resources, training, industry links, partners and research culture.

This PhD course allows you to undertake research in a specific art and design context. You'll join a dynamic and respected research community – 81% of our research in Art & Design was deemed world-leading or internationally excellent in the UK’s most recent Research Excellence Framework (2014). In 2018 our institute received sector-leading student satisfaction in the Postgraduate Research Experience Survey.

Live projects

We recognise that research students arrive with a diversity of skills and experience – so we provide flexible training and development opportunities, covering a range of research-related skills. These include transferable skills, research ethics & integrity (mandatory), data management and career planning. 

Your development needs will be identified and agreed with your supervisory team at the start of your degree and reviewed as appropriate. We particularly welcome research proposals examining the role of art and design in heritage sites, assessing contemporary materiality, addressing real-world issues and exploring specific social contexts. 

Projects often involve collaboration with respected national and international organisations. Recent partners include Sheffield Museums, S1 Artspace, Site Gallery, Bishops House, The Foundling Museum, The William Morris Gallery, the V&A, Freetown Christiania and Sheffield Hospitals Trust.

Networking opportunities

You’ll be part of the university's community of researchers, with opportunities to attend or contribute to a range of disciplines, college and university-wide presentations, training sessions and conferences.

Future careers

This course prepares you for a career in

• design
• fine art practice
• curation
• design management
• making or manufacturing
• company-employed design
• independent design practice
• education
• retail/marketing
• design research
• art research
• academia

Previous graduates of this course have gone on to work for international design companies and consultancies, in museums research, as research assistants, and in leadership, lectureship and research positions at other universities.

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Work and Study in UK	Permitted for 20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
Post Study Work Permit in UK	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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