O que eu aprenderei?
A world-leading institute for artistic, technological and transdisciplinary research Operating from the heart of the John Lennon Building in the city that Carl Jung dreamt to be ‘the pool of life’, the Institute of Art and Technology hosts inquisitive and creative researchers from around the world: all teaching, all learning, all working together for a better future. What is the Institute of Art and Technology? As Liverpool’s international flagship for cultural and creative research, the Institute of Art and Technology is a supported and linked collective network of artistic research and technologies laboratories, each with a team led by inspiring researchers from three collaborating Schools: Liverpool School of Art and Creative Industries School of Education Department of Computer Science We have a congelation of an inquisitive team of brilliantly talented experts four internationally recognised Art and Technologies Labs (Art Labs), excellent resources including Liverpool Fab Lab global research collaborations partnerships with Liverpool’s world-renowned cultural institutions such as Liverpool Biennial and Liverpool Tate a large community of postgraduate research students and close working relationships with businesses and communities in a collaborative, ambitious and edgy city full of culture, arts, music, storytelling, creativity, technological innovation, events and networks.
De qual departamento farei parte?
Faculty of Arts, Professional and Social Studies
Requisitos de admissão
Para estudantes internacionais
You will need minimum of a 2:1 honours undergraduate degree and a Masters degree with a research dissertation in a relevant subject. In exceptional circumstances we may consider applicants without a Masters degree based on the level of research training completed in their undergraduate degree programme and any subsequent research work. We also welcome applications from those with non-standard qualifications who can demonstrate knowledge, experience, and skills developed in the workplace or other setting relevant to the programme of research.
