Postgraduate Masters A-Z
including: Media Management, Dress and Textile Histories, International Cinemas
Postgraduate
Research
Opportunities for postgraduate research including PhD degrees. Research projects, centres and seminars
- Centre for Cultural Policy Research
- Glasgow Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
- Music in the University
- Centre for Textile Conservation and Technical Art History
We are:
- Theatre, Film & Television Studies
- Music
- History of Art
- Centre for Cultural Policy Research
- Centre for Textile Conservation and Technical Art History
- Glasgow Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
If you are interested in studying one or more of these subjects, you will benefit not only from our world-leading research and excellent teaching, but from being based in Glasgow – one of the most exciting cultural hubs in the UK.
The city is home to Mackintosh’s famous School of Art, the internationally acclaimed civic collections at the Kelvingrove and the Burrell Collection, and has also been named a UNESCO City of Music. You can also find an impressive array of theatres, production companies, arts venues, festivals and a lively community of arts, film and theatre professionals.
News
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14 May
Theatre Critics' Awards 2012
This year's CATS nominations are out - nominated are our very own Kieran Hurley for best play (BEATS) and Paddy Cuneen for best music (King Lear). -
09 May
Completion of Teaching at the Ibero-American Institute
On May 3, as holder of the 2011-12 Chair in Communication at the University of Salamanca, Philip Schlesinger completed teaching a Masters course on critical perspectives on the creative economy at the Ibero-American Institute. -
09 May
Praise for student work
Current Theatre Studies PhD student and GTA, Kieran Hurley, receives high praise in The Scotsman for his new show Beats. -
04 May
Christie's PhDs
We are looking for PhD students in the subjects of Arts of China and English Medieval Art
Events
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30 Apr
May 14, Research Network 'Connected Histories' meeting
The fifth of five themed meetings of the Research Network in Textile Conservation, Dress and Textile History and Technical Art History at the University of Glasgow - ‘Connected histories: making, meaning, interpretation’, will take place on Monday, May 14, 2012. -
24 Apr
Friday 25 May 2012 Robert Gibbs: A Celebration
Robert Gibbs retired as Professor of Pre-Humanist Art History and Codicology in September 2011 after 42 years of service to the University of Glasgow. -
13 Oct
29 June - 1 July 2012 Screen Studies Conference
The 2012 Screen Studies conference will take place 29 June - 1 July in the Gilmorehill Centre -
27 Mar
June-July 2012 Smithsonian-Mason Field School
This summer, Graduate students of the Smithsonian-George Mason University will be attending the University of Glasgow for a graduate course
