University of Chichester · Full-time
Theatre
Theatre is also part of a lively, interdisciplinary research culture across the arts departments at Chichester. Central to our research environment is the Research Dialogues series - a programme of research presentations, performances, seminars, workshops and…
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Theatre
Theatre is also part of a lively, interdisciplinary research culture across the arts departments at Chichester. Central to our research environment is the Research Dialogues series - a programme of research presentations, performances, seminars, workshops and installations fostering dialogues between the arts departments, between staff and students and with visiting artists and academics. Research Dialogues incorporates disciplinespecific training events for research students and early-career researchers throughout the year. Through a programme of partnered research training, development events, exhibitions and performance, Postgraduate Researchers in Theatre further benefit from the opportunities for sharing and exchange of practices with research from Visual/Fine Art and Dance. We offer numerous opportunities for research students to receive supportive feedback on their research through paper and performance presentations, including the annual student-led ‘Body of Work’ symposium. Theatre facilities include: two superb studio spaces, a fully-equipped 250-seat theatre, a 110-seater studio theatre.
Getting in
As the university states it
The standard requirement for an MPhil/PhD is a first or upper-second honours degree and/or usually a relevant Master's degree. Candidates with other qualifications are considered individually on their merits. All students are interviewed by their potential supervisor(s) and a Research Degree Coordinator or nominated other. Your research project must be 'approved' by the Research Degrees Group 3 months (full time) / 6 months (part time) into candidature. The Research Degrees Group will take account of the field in which you wish to work, the availability of resources, the nature of the University’s current research strengths, and the particular needs that you may have for specialist facilities. All projects are considered by two experienced scrutineers who advise on the strengths and weaknesses of the research proposals presented to the Group.
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