Doctor of philosophy %28phd%29. in The glasgow school of art

The PhD is a three-year postgraduate research degree programme based in one of GSA's five schools -- Fine Art, Design, Innovation, Architecture or Simulation and Visualisation, supervised by a Primary Supervisor and up to two additional co-supervisors (one of which may be an academic in another institution, with approval from GSA). The programme offers full or part-time study, with a degree gained after 3 years (full-time) or 5 years (part-time) of study.We offer opportunities for part-time and full-time programmes of research and welcome applications for either mode. MPhil or PhD programmes can be undertaken as practice-led projects which combine the submission of a written thesis with objects, artworks, exhibitions, performances, artefacts etc. which represent practice-led research (MPhil / PhD by Research Project) or by written thesis only (MPhil / PhD by Thesis). Applications are considered on the strength, originality and rigor of the proposal, the 'institutional fit' between your proposed project and GSA's areas of expertise and on our capacity to provide appropriate supervision.The PhD community at GSA rearticulates processes and practices in relation to an ever-expanding corpus of creative forms and fields. We are an intellectually vibrant and supportive research environment where creative practice is nurtured and valued. Collaboration, experimentation, impact and knowledge exchange are central to our intellectually ambitious vision. We lead scholarly inquiry into creative practice and practice-led research in relation to the full range of academic disciplines and professional contexts available within one of the world's top ten specialist art schools.PhD supervision is arranged within and across our five schools: Fine Art; Design; Innovation; Simulation and Visualisation; and the Mackintosh School of Architecture. Our PhD candidates are supported by bespoke supervisory arrangements made across these disciplines, fields and research groups.

For PhD, successful applicants also usually hold a Masters degree and/or relevant professional experience in the field or discipline of their proposed PhD.

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