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Over the next two years each partner will host one event and contribute to the whole programme. There will be twenty funded places per event for PhD students in this field to pursue this training. |
During and beyond the lifetime of the face-to-face training programme, the website will disseminate materials that aim to teach the theories and methods of doctoral study in literature, science and medicine |
Throughout the project there will be a set of different interactive activities (eg. discussion lists, access to guest speakers expert in the project-related fields, wikis), that will build a sense of community amongst participants. |
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We are pleased to announce that the AHRC has funded a two-year doctoral training programme to teach the 'Theories and Methods' of projects that connect literature, science and medicine. There will be twenty funded places for doctoral students to apply for their accommodation and travel to each of the six events that comprise this programme.
The events, taught by experts in the field, cover topics and methodologies within this field, and will be hosted by the twelve partners taking part in this programme: the Universities of Salford, Keele, Leicester, Manchester, King’s College London, the London Consortium, the Science Museum, National Maritime Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Royal College of Surgeons, Royal Institution of Great Britain, and the Wellcome Library.
