PhD in Arts And Humanities

The University of Westminster invites applications for 3 Collaborative Doctoral Awards as part of the University’s AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award./nThe AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award aims to grow the UK’s capacity for doctoral research in the arts and humanities and to create a vibrant, inclusive research culture./nFor 2026 entry, the offering consists of 3 Collaborative Doctoral Awards (CDAs)./nApplication deadline: 30 April 2026./nLandscape Awards include a Home fee tuition fee waiver; a 3.5 year tax-free stipend at the UKRI minimum rate, plus London weighting (£22,780 per annum for 2025/26) (for CDA projects the duration is 4 years); access to professional development opportunities, placements, additional funding and the London and the East of England Hub./nCDA 1: Mapping Creative R&D in Art–Technology Ecosystems (in partnership with the Serpentine)./nCDA 2: The Development of a Gayborhood in post-war London: Mapping Soho and its archives./nCDA 3: Collaborative Research as Pedagogical Method: Reinterpreting Photographic Collections at the RGS-IBG.