[Air-L] Funded PhD opportunities Digital Media Culture, Brighton

[Aristea Fotopoulou]

The Centre for Digital Media Culture at the University of Brighton invites
applications from PhD students with interests in digital media or
technology-related topics, with funding options through ESCR, EPSRC and
AHRC-funded Training Partnerships.

 
The Centre for Digital Media Culture critically examines how changes in
digital media and data technologies are interlinked with sociocultural
change. There are several thematic areas through which the Centre¹s
theoretical and practical explorations address these key issues:

* Social, political and cultural change, including digital citizenship,
smart cities, ethics, health and wellbeing.
* Changes in the arts and creative practice and content, including serious
gaming, user experiences and interaction, as well as audience engagement.
* Changes in technical applications, standards, methods, policies and
infrastructures, including data science, data literacy and design
guidelines. 
* Innovation and change in the creative and digital industries and their
business models. 

 
Centre Members come from the Schools of Media, Applied Social Sciences,
Arts and Computing, Engineering, Maths.  You can find out more about the
Centre for Digital Media Cultures here
https://www.brighton.ac.uk/research-and-enterprise/cores/centre-for-digital
-media-cultures.aspx

 
Please contact Mary Darking m.l.darking at brighton.ac.uk well ahead of any
deadlines to discuss whether we could develop an application with you.

 
For more information, including submission deadlines (many are in early
December), please see:
https://www.brighton.ac.uk/research-and-enterprise/postgraduate-research-de
grees/funding-opportunities-and-studentships/index.aspx
 

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