PhD

In Poole

£ 5,000 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    PhD

  • Location

    Poole

  • Duration

    2 Years

A Master of Philosophy (MPhil) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is achieved through an individual research project in a programme of study agreed with the Director of Studies.

The MPhil degree is awarded in recognition of a systematic, well documented and well argued study which demonstrates a degree of originality and critical awareness. It should also demonstrate a distinct contribution to scholarship. It is an award in its own right or, alternatively, it may be undertaken as preparation for a PhD.
The PhD is awarded in recognition of a significant contribution to knowledge and understanding. The thesis should contain material which is worthy of publication or public presentation. The doctorate must represent a more substantial individual achievement and demonstrate recognisably greater depth than an MPhil.

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Location

Start date

Poole (Dorset)
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Start date

On request

About this course

In some instances, applicants without this requirement may be considered if they can demonstrate appropriate alternative qualifications, professional experience or previous research. Those for whom English is not a first language will have to pass an International Language Test (IELTS) scoring at least 7.0+ (with a 7.0 in writing).

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Subjects

  • Philosophy
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  • Pedagogy
  • Achievement
  • Documented
  • Scholarship

Course programme

Your research may combine the practice, theory and /or history of your specialist area and you will be guided in your study to define clearly and persuasively what is original and innovative about your chosen topic and how best to present and disseminate your arguments and findings, whether this is substantially a written thesis or via a combination of practice (for example, exhibition, installation) and text-based critique. Because of the individual nature of your study, your requirements (for example, for studio space or other specialist resources) will be discussed with your supervisor who will be able to advise you on their availability.

As well as tutorials with your supervisors, you will participate in a programme of research methods training. In your first year of registration, there will be three separate weeks attendance in London at the University of the Arts London Research Network (RNUAL). This will be complemented by a separate programme to be attended regularly at AUB.

PhD Award

£ 5,000 + VAT