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Fw: PhD Studentship: 'British Small Craft': the cultural geographies of mid twentieth century technology and display

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Deb Ranjan Sinha <[log in to unmask]>

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Deb Ranjan Sinha <[log in to unmask]>

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From: David Matless [[log in to unmask]]

AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award
PhD Studentship

School of Geography, University of Nottingham and the Science Museum

'British Small Craft': the cultural geographies of mid twentieth century 
technology and display

Supervisors: Prof David Matless and Prof Mike Heffernan (University of 
Nottingham), Dr Tim Boon and David Rooney (Science Museum)

The University of Nottingham's School Of Geography, in collaboration with The 
Science Museum London, is seeking to award a fully-funded PhD studentship from 
October 2010. The studentship, which will support three years of full-time 
study, is funded through the Arts and Humanities Research Council Collaborative 
Doctoral Awards Scheme.

The studentship available is for a doctoral research project on 'British Small 
Craft': the cultural geographies of mid twentieth century technology and 
display. The project will investigate the 'British Small Craft' displays within 
the Shipping Gallery of the Science Museum, London, revealing the stories behind 
the collection and the individual objects displayed, providing a close analysis 
of individual artefacts, examining public engagement with the museum, and 
connecting the displays into wider cultural debates concerning British identity, 
maritime cultures and the cultures of landscape (and seascape) in mid twentieth 
century Britain. The 'British Small Craft' display opened in 1963, though much 
of the material was acquired in the 1930s. It comprises fifteen showcases of 
models of British boats, largely coastal, arranged primarily by geographical 
region, and presented within landscape scenes. The Shipping Gallery is now the 
oldest unmodified gallery display at the Science Museum; plans for closure and 
removal in 2013 give timeliness to this study. The research will draw on 
extensive archival holdings at the Science Museum, and will contribute to the 
online public resources of the Museum.

In line with research council requirements, the studentship is open to UK or EU 
citizens who have been resident in the UK for the last three years. Standard 
tuition fees and (for UK students only) a maintenance grant (for 2009-10 the 
level of grant was £13,290) will be paid by the AHRC for three years. The 
studentship also includes £2,000 towards annual research costs from the Science 
Museum.

Applicants should have a First Class or Upper Second Class degree, and should 
ideally have or be undertaking a Masters degree in a relevant discipline such as 
geography, museum studies, cultural studies or history, or have relevant 
research experience in an appropriate field. The successful candidate will work 
within the Cultural and Historical Geography Research Group 
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/geography/ in the School of Geography, University of 
Nottingham, and with the research staff of the Science Museum. The student will 
benefit from engagement with museological and curatorial practice at one of 
Britain's leading museums.

Informal enquiries can be addressed to David Matless at the School of Geography 
by email at [log in to unmask], or tel: 0115 9515436.

Applicants should send a copy of their curriculum vitae with the names and 
addresses of two referees, together with a statement outlining their academic 
interests and reasons for applying for this studentship to Jenny Ashmore at 
[log in to unmask] and to David Matless at 
[log in to unmask]

The deadline for applications is Friday 4 June 2010. Interviews for the 
studentship will be held at the Science Museum on Thursday 17 June. 

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