The Arts and Humanities Research Council is to continue its scheme to expand PHD studentships to non-higher education institutions, with a new call in 2018.
Read more about AHRC to open new Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships call for 2018
Current AHRC-funded PhD Students are to get the opportunity to attend the ETF and participate in a new training and mentoring programme that will help them get work in - or with - the television industry.
Read more about Training for PhD Students at this year's Edinburgh Television Festival
Arts and humanities researchers are being encouraged to apply for funding for around 15 Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) focused on areas relevant to artificial intelligence.
Chris Packham's book Fingers in the Sparkle Jar has been voted Britain's favourite piece of nature writing in an online poll organised by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
Read more about Chris Packham's Fingers in the Sparkle Jar voted UK's favourite nature book
The Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council have announced the funding of 32 new research projects, exploring the future of Immersive experiences.
The complex topic of migration could be better understood if several academic disciplines worked together to explain it, according to the leader of a new research team jointly funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
Digital art therapy for people living with dementia; metal sculptures which will help regulate building temperatures; and the use of virtual reality technology as a catalyst for dance are among 31 innovative projects funded through a £250k scheme by Creative Fuse North East.
Read more about Creative Fuse North East Awards £250k to Creative Collaborators from the Region.
Newcastle University has launched a £775,000 research project which will lead to the creation of four new pieces of artwork for three historic sites.
Read more about Research project to create new artwork for historic sites
Six new research projects that focus on modern languages – covering topics ranging from the impact of European Crime Dramas on British audiences to the work of multilingual, digital artists online
Read more about New research projects will demonstrate the value of language led research
The Creative Industries Clusters Programme has reached its latest milestone with the launch of the call to host the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre.
Read more about Call opens to host creative industries Policy and Evidence Centre
