REACH: Knowledge Exchange Activities
Integrated to the past, present and future of the College of Arts is a solid grounding in the community. Not only local to Glasgow, but across Scotland and internationally. Our ongoing relationships with various bodies external to the institution enables the College of Arts to provide world class research that is relevant to the cultural sector and the wider economy.
The College of Arts will be hosting an Industry Day (31st May 2013) event aimed at Arts, Creative, Cultural and Heritage organisations. The event presents an opportunity for both the private and public sectors to learn of the many ways in which they can benefit from the strengths and resources of the College of Arts. We hope you will be able to join us on the day. - Prof Murray Pittock, Head of College of Arts
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Featured KE Partner
Glasgow Life, formerly Culture and Sport Glasgow is responsible for a number of sub-brands including Glasgow Arts, Glasgow Communities, Glasgow Events, Glasgow Libraries, Glasgow Museums, Glasgow Music, Glasgow Sport and Young Glasgow.
The University of Glasgow and Glasgow Life have developed a unique relationship which aims to exploit the vast collections owned by Glasgow City Council and the University of Glasgow to establish programmes of research and enhance communication between its city and its university. With an ongoing programme of staff transfer and knowledge exchange, the partnership is setting its sights on establishing Glasgow as an International City of Cultural Excellence.
Read more about the partnership with Glasgow Life.
Read about our other partners.
Featured KE Project
A curator for European costumes and textiles in Glasgow Museums, Rebecca Quinton is also the convenor of a new course within the College of Arts, attracting students from across the globe. Rebecca explains the role she has between two organisations (Glasgow Life and the University of Glasgow) and the benefits of Knowledge Exchange.
Read the full article on Rebecca Quinton.
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Latest News
REACH 02 is available now. The College of Arts biannual knowledge exchange newsletter 'Reach' is now available online. The second edition of the newsletter is focused upon the Industry Day event, to be held 31st May 2013 at the Uni of Glasgow. 8th May 2013
Linguists ask: Why would one talk posh in Buckie? Dr Jennifer Smith a senior lecturer in English Language, hopes to uncover why increasing numbers of people have developed a dual linguistic identity and are now using two separate dialects in their everyday lives. 7th May 2013
Industry Day e-flyer. This week's focus is on Dr Tony Pollard and our Heritage Theme. 3rd May 2013
Industry Day e-flyer. With a focus on Mungo's Hi Fi and the Performing Arts you can expect something a little different in this e-flyer. 25th April 2013
Industry Day weekly e-flyer now available. This week's edition includes a focus on guest speaker Mark O'Neill and a spotlight on our Digital Theme. 19th April 2013
Themes Announced for Industry Day. Eight Themes will be used to showcase the variety of partnerships which the College of Arts has with external organisations. Register now to ensure your attendance at our event. 4th April 2013
Industry Day Registration Open. Join the College of Arts in our inaugural Industry Day: 31st May 2013, Hunter Halls, University of Glasgow. 25th Feb 2013
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