Applications are invited for a full-time University studentship to join the CREATE Lab in the Department of Psychology (http://www.bath.ac.uk/psychology/research/castl/create-lab/).
Background
This PhD position will be based in the Department of Psychology at The University of Bath, which has a strong research emphasis on human computer interaction and technology enhanced learning and the Watershedâs Pervasive Media Studio, a creative technology lab exploring experience design across commercial and cultural projects.
The PhD will run alongside work carried out by REACT, one of four UK Creative Economy Hubs funded by the AHRC to support collaborations between academics and creative companies. The PhD will begin with an in-depth engagement with REACTâs Objects Sandbox scheme (which begins production in March 2014). The student will collaborate with the funded teams to inform and evaluate cutting-edge projects in this fast-moving sphere.
The student will conduct their research under the supervision of Professor Danaë Stanton Fraser (Director of the CREATE Lab) and Clare Reddington (Director of Pervasive Media Studio). The student will split their time between the two locations in Bath and Bristol, with opportunities to engage with other industry partners such as BBC or Microsoft.
The Project
Research areas include, but are not limited to:
The Successful Candidate should:
The Award
The successful candidate will be supported for three 3 years of full-time study, this will include a £13,726 (2013/14 rate) p.a. stipend, annual Home/EU tuition fees (please note successful international students will need to source alternative funding to pay the shortfall in Fees) and an annual Training Support Grant. Research progress is assessed each year and continuing receipt of funds will depend on satisfactory progress. Terms and conditions can be found on the Graduate School website.
How to Apply
Applicants should apply online via the apply link bellow for the PhD in Psychology.
You must also apply specifically for this funding, including the need to complete the Funding Proforma in which you must outline your motivation for wanting to undertake research and a brief outline of your initial thoughts on the area of research (maximum 500 words).
The closing date for the receipt of applications is 12.00 noon (GMT), Thursday 12th September 2013. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to interview on Friday 27th September.
Informal Enquiries
Should be addressed to Professor Danaë Stanton Fraser, ( D.StantonFraser@bath.ac.uk ).
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