Winchester School of Art PhD and MPhil applications guide

This document specifies the guidelines for all applications, recommending a well-structured 5-10 page proposal detailing the significance and relevance of the proposal, and how it fits into existing work. Candidates should note that we need to be sure we have expertise in the research area, and that the application process will normally require up to four weeks of referral to potential supervisors.

Practising Open Education (ART & DESIGN)

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Media. A collection of materials uploaded as part of the OER project.


THE WINCHESTER CENTRE FOR GLOBAL FUTURES IN ART DESIGN & MEDIA

The Winchester Centre for Global Futures in Art Design and Media highlights historical, contemporary and future roles for art, design and media within globalization. Its members build sustained collaborations with international partners in public service, the creative industries and civil society. Critically concerned with art and design practices of making, thinking and representation, the Winchester Centre actively engages in education and enterprise, exploring the contribution of media, materials and technologies to the improvement of human societies globally. Led by professors Jonathan Harris, Sean Cubitt, and Ryan Bishop, the Winchester Centre will make a decisive contribution to the work of the School and the University in future years. The Centre's inaugural professors would like to invite you now to suggest future research themes and activities. In the coming weeks details regarding the programme and prospective membership of the Winchester Centre will be made available.

Faculty Good Practice - Event

Slides and link to Panopto recording about 'good practice' within from across the Faculty Adam Procter - Winchester School of Art. Liz Williams - Southampton Law School. Jean Leah - School of Management.