University of Technology,
Sydney
雪梨 科技大學
PhD in Critical Spatial Thinking:
Design and Performative Practice
關鍵的空間思維
博士學位
Application deadline: 15 December 2013
The School of Design and the faculty of Design, Architecture and
Building (DAB) at UTS are proud to announce a new joint PhD program in
partnership with the University of Vienna. We welcome applications in the
area of Practice-informed Research (PiR), commencing in early 2014.
Critical Spatial Thinking: Design and Performative PracticeThis PhD program brings together candidates and leading academics from the UTS School of Design and the Institute for Theatre, Film and Media Studies at the University of Vienna in a trans-disciplinary research cluster. The program leads to a joint PhD degree, managed and taught at both universities. Working across the disciplines of spatial design, architecture, theatre, exhibition and media, the program engages existing design and artistic competencies and applies them directly to questions of design and performative practice.
PhD proposals must relate to one or several of the program's main research arenas:
–Critical Practices: Performance, Design and the Politics of Space
–Sharing Space: Collaborative Practices in Curating, Design and Performance
–Staging the City: Performative Strategies and the Activation of Urban Space
Successful candidates spend periods of time at both universities. The current academic leads at the respective institutions are Professor Thea Brejzek and Professor Lawrence Wallen from UTS; and Professor Wolfgang Greisenegger and Professor Brigitte Marschall from the University of Vienna.
Contact:
Professor Thea Brejzek, thea.brejzek@uts.edu.au
Critical Spatial Thinking: Design and Performative PracticeThis PhD program brings together candidates and leading academics from the UTS School of Design and the Institute for Theatre, Film and Media Studies at the University of Vienna in a trans-disciplinary research cluster. The program leads to a joint PhD degree, managed and taught at both universities. Working across the disciplines of spatial design, architecture, theatre, exhibition and media, the program engages existing design and artistic competencies and applies them directly to questions of design and performative practice.
PhD proposals must relate to one or several of the program's main research arenas:
–Critical Practices: Performance, Design and the Politics of Space
–Sharing Space: Collaborative Practices in Curating, Design and Performance
–Staging the City: Performative Strategies and the Activation of Urban Space
Successful candidates spend periods of time at both universities. The current academic leads at the respective institutions are Professor Thea Brejzek and Professor Lawrence Wallen from UTS; and Professor Wolfgang Greisenegger and Professor Brigitte Marschall from the University of Vienna.
Contact:
Professor Thea Brejzek, thea.brejzek@uts.edu.au
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