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SGSAH AHRC Doctoral Training P artnership

SGSAH AHRC Doctoral Training P artnership. Studentship Competition 2019. SGSAH. World’s first national Graduate School for the Arts & Humanities Opening up Scotland’s resources to enhance doctoral training for members’ students 16 HEIs plus more than 30 non-academic founding supporters

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SGSAH AHRC Doctoral Training P artnership

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  1. SGSAH AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership Studentship Competition 2019

  2. SGSAH • World’s first national Graduate School for the Arts & Humanities • Opening up Scotland’s resources to enhance doctoral training for members’ students • 16 HEIs plus more than 30 non-academic founding supporters • 1, 750 doctoral researchers in Arts and Humanities What is the SGSAH?

  3. SGSAH Members

  4. SGSAH enhances and adds value to your institution’s training – with focus on A&H • Funding for cohort training • Paid internships • Research Residencies • Methods • Careers • Annual Summer School What is available?

  5. Putting Knowledge into Action(Big Lottery, SCVO, Evaluation Support Scotland) • Medical Humanities Network • The Art & Craft of Editing • Researching Trauma in the Arts & Humanities • The Art & Science of Research • SGSAH Writing Retreat • A Creative Enlightenment: Strategies and Skills for Creative Careers • SURCAS (Scottish Universities Research Collections Associates Scheme) • Spring into Methods • Internships • 21st Century Book Historian • Heritage Careers Day • SGSAH Blog • Summer School

  6. Cohort Development Funding • Innovative Doctoral Training Events • Maximum amount available £2500 • 3 HEIs & at least10 participants • Three deadlines a year

  7. Some CDF examples… • 21st Century Book Historian: archives, bibliography, reading • Technical Skills for Textual Editing • The Literary Self: from Antiquity to the Digital Age • Research Blogging in the Arts & Humanities • Introduction to QGIS for Arts & Humanities students • Negotiating Academic careers • Outreach and Impact in Philosophy • Returning to Academic Writing

  8. Internships

  9. Training Spring into Methods 8 workshops x 2.5 days Delivered by academics across AH/SS Open to A&H & SS doctoral researchers • Participatory Action Research • Longitudinal Analysis • Feminist Research • Discourse Analysis • Oral History • Co-Design and Co-Creation • Text Mining • Conflict-Affected Settings

  10. 40+ workshops • How to write a journal article • Podcasting in academia; using Apps to support your writing • Integrity and Ethics for Arts & Humanities; • REF 2021 • BBC • Peer Review • Dealing with Data • Guest speakers • Doctoral Showcase SGSAH Summer School

  11. What do students say? “The whole thing was brilliantand extremely useful” attendee at training in feminism and art history “Fantastic to speak to different researchers from all over Scotland” exhibitor at SGSAH doctoral impact showcase

  12. SGSAH AHRC DTP Aberdeen Dundee Edinburgh Glasgow Glasgow School of Art RCS St Andrews Stirling Strathclyde UHI

  13. Our Aims We will work together to nurture and inspire a future generation of enlightened leaders committed to generating and mobilising new insights across scholarly, professional and public communities. Our doctoral graduates will be capable, caring, ethical & reflective professionals. They will be alert to their influence and impact as knowledge makers, co-creators and connectors and guided in their actions by what we stand for: Respect, Integrity, Creativity, and Collaboration. They will be champions for arts and humanities research, demonstrating through their work the value of arts and humanities to society, industry and other disciplines.

  14. SGSAH AHRC DTP Studentships Parameters offer • Competition across Scotland • Approx. 60 studentships awarded per annum • No quotas of studentships to DTP HEI members or to disciplines • 3½ years of funding (stipend and fees or fees-only depending on eligibility) • Best research environment and supervisory team for you and your project • Core SGSAH DTP training provision (required) • Additional skills development opportunities (optional) • Access to SGSAH’s activities

  15. training

  16. Foundation

  17. Individual Visiting Doctoral Researcher Specialist training Second-language learning Knowledge Exchange & Impact Conference attendance It’s a great opportunity to explore career options outside of academia and experience something different from PhD research.

  18. Collective Cohort Development Funding Networks Interdisciplinary conferences

  19. Core SGSAH DTP Leadership Programme It’s been a fantastic opportunity to get to know the other members of the cohort, to share ideas, fears and build relations. (Doctoral Researcher, DTP)

  20. Partnership

  21. specialist

  22. SGSAH DTP requirements Attendance at Leadership Programme across all four years Annual Summer School SGSAH AHRC DTP Symposium Discipline+ Catalyst Interdisciplinary Incubator KE Hub Annual Progress Review

  23. www.sgsah.ac.uk  @SGSAH_ https://sgsahblog.wordpress.com/ SUBSCRIBE to enquiries@sgsah.ac.uk

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