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University of Roehampton and LSE

PhD Studentship in Inclusive Cultures in the Arts

LocationLondon (campus and partner-organisations)
Posted1w ago
Research & Evaluation

Quick answer

University of Roehampton and LSE are offering a full-time PhD studentship in London focusing on inclusive cultures in the arts, with a deadline of 03 December 2026.

Role
PhD Studentship in Inclusive Cultures in the Arts
Organization
University of Roehampton and LSE
Location
London (campus and partner-organisations)
Compensation
Full studentships (tuition + stipend)
Category
Research & Evaluation

The role

The University of Roehampton is offering a PhD studentship in the field of inclusive cultures in the arts, focusing on the intersection of disability and the creative economy in the performing or participatory arts sectors.

What you'll do

  • Conduct research on inclusive cultures in the arts
  • Engage in CRICA training programme
  • Participate in embedded placements
  • Collaborate with a community of artists and scholars

What it takes

  • Research project idea related to disability and the creative economy
  • Potential supervisor contact
  • Strong academic background
  • Interest in inclusive cultures
  • Experience in the performing or participatory arts
  • Excellent communication skills

What you'll bring

Research in inclusive culturesDisability studiesCreative economyPerforming or participatory artsAcademic writingProject management

How we treat you

Full studentships (tuition + stipend)

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in London, with campus and partner-organisations.

What is the compensation package?

The compensation package is full studentships, which include tuition and stipend.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include a research project idea related to disability and the creative economy, potential supervisor contact, and strong academic background.

How do I apply?

Applications must be submitted via the University of Roehampton’s online application portal or LSE’s equivalent Graduate Portal, and must be submitted by 03 December 2026.

Is the job remote?

The job is not remote; it is based in London.

How to apply

Apply directly on University of Roehampton and LSE's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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