[Stk] Fully Funded Ph.D. Scholarships in Media and Arts Technology
Robin Fencott
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Mon Feb 16 04:26:54 PST 2009
*Apologies for multiple posting*
Ph.D. PROGRAMME IN MEDIA AND ARTS TECHNOLOGY
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training.
10 Fully Funded Scholarships for 2009
http://www.mat.qmul.ac.uk
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is one of the UK's leading research
universities and is located at the heart of Europe's largest concentration
of creative industries. We are launching an innovative inter-disciplinary
training programme in the science and technologies that are transforming
the creative sector. Our mission is to produce post-graduates who combine
world-class technical and creative skills and who have a unique vision of
how digital technology transforms creative possibilities and social
economies.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE:
You will work under the supervision of internationally recognised experts
in:
• Digital Music
• Digital Video
• Human Interaction
• Performance and Live Art
• Digital Media Law.
You will also develop a working partnership with one of our strategic
collaborators including: APT sound connections, BBC, The British Film
Institute, BigDog Interactive, BT, Codex, ELBA, Goldsmiths Department of
Computing, Illustrious, Kodak, last.fm, LATERAL, LCACE, London Development
Agency, LShift, Meridian, Noldus, Philips Research Laboratories, proboscis,
QinetiQ, radioscape, University of the Arts London, SONY Computer
Enterainment, Solid State Logic, [space], THE TALENT BUSINESS and TATE[1].
This is a unique 4 year Ph.D. programme. In your first year you will take
courses in advanced research methods, interaction design and digital media
processing, production and recording techniques. You follow this with a
bespoke advanced placement project with one of our creative sector
partners. In the second year you will select your research topic and take
further specialist modules ranging from Digital Audio Effects through
Digital Rights Management to Contemporary Performance.
RESOURCES:
Our programme is part of a £250 million strategic initiative, funded by
EPSRC, and is exceptionally well resourced. You will have access to QMUL's
state-of-the art research and performance facilities including the
Augmented Human Interaction Laboratory, the Pinter Studio Theatre and the
Listening Room as well as the extensive resources offered by our industrial
and public sector partners.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
10 Scholarships are available in 2009 that provide an annual tax-free
stipend of £14,940, cover annual tuition fees (£3,300), national and
international conference attendance and a laptop equipped with specialist
software. Please note that due to external funding restrictions only UK
citizens, or EU students who have been ordinarily resident in the UK for
the last 3 years, are eligible for a scholarships.
HOW TO APPLY:
We invite applications from outstanding individuals with any Arts,
Engineering or Science background. You must be able to demonstrate
academic achievement at the level of a 2.i first degree or higher and
excellent critical and analytic skills. For applicants with a science or
technology background we are looking for people who can also demonstrate
significant creative abilities. For applicants with an arts/humanities
background we are looking for people who can also demonstrate a working
knowledge of programming or good mathematical abilities.
Deadline for the first round of scholarships is 30th March 2009.
Email: mat-enquiries at eecs.qmul.ac.uk for further details on how to apply.
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