History and Theatre
12, 14 & 15 December 2017
Theatre Royal Stratford East
The following training opportunity is open to all Arts and Humanities PhD students at Birkbeck.
This training programme will explore dramatising research, the use of fiction in research and the position of the playwright/author/composer in historical contexts.
If you attended the CHASE Encounters conference on Saturday 1st December, you will have heard course leader Dr Jeremy Krikler (University of Essex) introduce the themes to be explored in this training programme during his keynote lecture.
Arts and Humanities in the Digital Age
Various dates in 2018 starting with Winter School 15-17 January
at the Open University
The CHASE Arts and Humanities in the Digital Age programme will engage you with the concepts and practices that form the field of Digital Humanities, preparing you for the challenges of doing research in an increasingly digital world.
After completing the course, you will be able to analyse, understand and use digital data, to assess information technologies critically, and to integrate discipline-specific enquiry with digitally-driven methodologies and media to develop your own research. You will learn through workshops that combine methodological reflection with hands-on exercises and by developing a Digital Humanities project together with other students.
Deadline to apply – Wednesday 13 December
