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Our Collaborative Doctoral Award Scheme is now open for proposals for projects to commence in October 2025.
Deadline: 18 October 2024 at 1pm
Join us for information sessions on 3 July and 16 September 2024! Full details on the link below:

Collaborative Doctoral Awards (CDA) Scheme – Proposals by academics - LAHP Information Sessions If you are interested in submitting an application for a CDA project proposals to commence in the 2025/26 academic year, please come along to one of our online information sessions: Wednesday 3 July 2024 10am – 11am: Book your place here Monday 16 September 2024 1pm – 12pm: ...

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Our Collaborative Doctoral Award Scheme is open for proposals for projects to commence in October 2024. Deadline: 13 October at 1pm.
Join us for the online info session on 19 September at 1pm.
Full details and application on https://bit.ly/43ZFWCB

Join the ‘Ex Oriente Lux: Emigré Culture in Interwar France’ conference organised by LAHP student Isabel Jacobs on 1 and 2 September at Queen Mary University of London and online. Full programme details on bit.ly/45F69GW

We are thrilled to welcome Dr Marquard Smith who joins the LAHP team as Deputy Director for Collaborations & Partnerships. A very warm welcome from all of us!

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💫 Happy Monday 😉

This week we're running 2x Open Sessions for any prospective applicant for our PhD with Royal Central School of Speech & Drama and London Arts and Humanities Partnership

Join Xavier de Sousa & Dr Diana Damian Martin (Royal Central School of Speech & Drama) to talk through any questions you might have on process and applications:

10th Jan 6pm GMT
13th Jan 1pm GMT

Register here: https://bit.ly/pbCDAOpen

'Border-artists: critiquing border logics in transnational digital performance' is a PhD by performingbordersborders
& Royal Central School of Speech & Drama

It is open to anyone in the UK and internationally.

Deadline 27th Jan for bursary application:
Apply here: https://bit.ly/pbCDA

Got a question about our exciting Collaborative Doctoral Award projects?

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Deadline: 27 January 2023 at 5pm

The RAF Museum and King's College London are currently inviting applications for a fully funded (academic fees and maintenance stipend) Collaborative Doctoral Award Studentship to research, write, and complete a dissertation on ‘Gender, Culture and Class Structure: The influence of women on the RAF’s development in the early 20th Century’.

Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council - AHRC and the London Arts and Humanities Partnership the project will examine the role of gender on the RAF’s culture and class-structure. Created in 1918, the RAF deliberately sought to create ‘new traditions’, its own unique culture (distinct from the older British armed services), and to promote ‘air mindedness’ to the British public. Historical narratives of the RAF have marginalised the role of gender in this process.

This project will identify a broader pattern of female influence in the early 20th Century which remains largely obscured within British historiography.

The lead supervisor will be Dr David Jordan (Freeman Air & Space Institute, Defence Studies Department, KCL). The supervision team will include Professor David Edgerton (Department of History, KCL), Dr Sophy Antrobus (Freeman Air & Space Institute, KCL), and Dr Harry Raffal (Royal Air Force Museum).

Candidates should fulfil the appropriate King’s College London admissions requirements for a PhD – Bachelor’s degree with 1st class or 2:1 Honours degree and a Master of Arts with Distinction or Merit in a related subject.

For further information on how to make an enquiry and to apply for this opportunity please visit our website at: https://lnkd.in/e5zCrDsY

The closing date for applications is 27 January 2023.

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Our Collaborative Doctoral Awards are open for applications.
Full details available on https://bit.ly/3YlkZ2u
Deadline: 27 January at 5pm