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• Writing exile: the Huguenot refugees in 18th-century England
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• Peter Oliver and the Miniature in Stuart England
• Intentions and the Ethics of Therapeutic Use Exemptions: a Conceptual and Empirical study
• Evaluating the impact of Beyond Words Book Clubs on the health and wellbeing of people with learning disabilities
• Utopian collaboration? William Morris, Jeffrey & Co and the Morris & Co wallpapers 1864-c.1928
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• Exploring Humanist Networks of Knowledge and Reading in Queens’ College Old Library
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• The English Leather Industry during the long 19th century
• Gender and histories of Arctic field science, 1900-1950
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• Landscape, memory and trauma: cinematic depictions of the Holocaust
• From Potato Farming to Pharmaceutical Factories: The Business(es) of Plant Virus Research in Britain, 1920–2020
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• The First History of Elizabethan England: The Making of William Camden’s Annals
• The Romani Holocaust and its Aftermath: Gendered Perspectives
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• Under the Volcano: Visitors to Vesuvius in the Romantic Era
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• Giuseppe Spatafora presents at 4th Conflict Dynamics Workshop
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• Noëlle Rohde presents at the 10th European Congress of Analytical Philosophy
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• Miriam Austin’s third solo exhibition opens in London
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• Dora Robinson is lead writer on a submission for the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights Call for Evidence
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• Ella Williams awarded Kennedy Scholarship
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• James Miller wins Sir John Rhys Essay Prize
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• Joshua Ballance to work on project in Canada as part of Globalink Doctoral Exchange Partnership
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• Nina Ellis wins an Editors' Choice Award in the Raymond Carver Short Story Contest
• Elliott Thornley publishes two papers on population axiology
• New initiative to address under-representation in Humanities doctoral study
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• Future Humanities workshop: The Humanities and Number
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• Gonzalo Linares-Matás and James Clark publish a paper in the Journal of Human Evolution
• Theo Stapleton
• Heritage Pathway: Workshop – Sounds in Spaces at National Trust Sites
• Heritage Pathway: Careers in Arts & Heritage (held in partnership with University of Oxford Careers Service)
• Podcasting for Public Engagement
• Writing technologies in transition: Legal and literary material practices in late medieval England
• Marie-Antoinette: A queen of letters
• Private actors, public memory and provenance research: Contextualising the Liebermann-Villa, Berlin
• Being for Beginners
• The late Scottish Enlightenment in global perspective, 1770-1815
• Welshness in the museum: Representing the past in Wales’ National Museums, c.1900-1975
• Joanna Smith
• Samuel FitzGibbon
• Confronting canonicity and promoting diversity: Gender and contemporary concert programming
• The art of translation: Developing multilingual digital resources using artificial intelligence to support translation in bioinformatics
• Postwar Rome 1944-1951: Transnational flows and the culture of occupation and reconstruction
• Ormesby Hall and modern British Theatre
• OOC DTP virtual co-working sessions
• Bridget Cunningham releases a new recording of Handel's Eight Great Harpsichord Suites
• Imagining Asia at Ham House
• Statistics for Digital Humanists
• Clara Dijkstra
• Zaki Rehman
• Collaborative Doctoral Awards released for 2022/23
• Carlos Iglesias Crespo publishes paper on Aristotle, Russian Formalism and Embodied Cognition
• Connor Beattie
• Abigail Hayton
• Congratulations to OOC DTP’s first successful DPhil completion, Josef Weinzierl
• Applicant information session - Thursday 18 November
• Zoë Marriott launches a new blog, 'The Eddying Flight'
• Peter George
• Getting Published and the Research Excellence Framework (REF)
• New CDA just released!
• Elizabeth Baldwin Gray
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• OOC DTP Additional Funding: Student Information Session
• Introduction to Text Analysis
• Boosting Your Writing Productivity
• An Introduction to Media Training
• Introduction to Spatial Humanities
• Jonas Atmaz Al-Sibaie
• Alexander Hutterer
• OOC DTP: Placements Information Session
• Placement spotlight: An education initiative with the BBC
• Congratulations to Gonzalo J. Linares Matás on two publications!
• Maral Attar-Zadeh convening a discussion series on music and cognitive science
• Congratulations to Geistė Marija Kinčinaitytė on her latest publications!
• Placement spotlight: UKRI policy internship
• Ana Gatóo awarded a Design Exchange Partnership grant!
• Congratulations to Nina Ellis on her book deal with Farrar, Straus & Giroux!
• Heritage Pathway - Current Issues in Arts and Heritage: Heritage and the Climate Crisis
• Heritage Pathway: Workshop – National Trust
• Rebekah Hodgkinson's article to be published in the Archaeological Review!
• Elsa Kugelberg publishes two new articles on choice and social norms!
• Congratulations to Elliott Thornley on his latest publication!
• Overcoming impostor syndrome and a sense of academic failure
• Jan Eijking wins Best Graduate Paper Award from EISA!
• Future Humanities event: ‘The solitary scholar and the research team’
• Anna Saroldi publishes two book chapters!
• Harriet McKinley-Smith wins two awards!
• Making Sense of Allyship: The Marriage between Theory and Practice
• Preparing for the Final Year of Your PhD
• Attingham Park
• Horse Power
• Quebec House
• Marie Puysségur
• Histories of Childhood in the National Trust
• Languages and Cultures in Cooperative Decision Making
• The Language of Risk
• Computer vision for Digital Humanists: a critical and practical introduction
• Going Public – Insights into Monograph Publishing
• OOC DTP Placement Opportunities with BT
• OOC DTP Careers Training: 'Uncovering interesting roles beyond academia'
• OOC DTP Summer Planning Course: How to have a great summer
• A la Ronde
• OOC DTP Open University Future Humanities Day
• Introduction to Postdoctoral Research Funding Applications
• Heritage Pathway: Current Issues in Arts and Heritage- Heritage on the Big Screen
• Heritage Pathway: Workshop - Museum Education
• Heritage Pathway: Careers in Arts & Heritage
• Bath Assembly Rooms
• Entanglements - 2023 AHRC International Conference
• Placement spotlight: Uncomfortable Cambridge
• Scripture, Saints and the Sacred Symposium
• Information for award holders
• Andreas Vassiliou publishes article in the Oxford Journal of Legal studies
• Placement spotlight: 'Horrible Histories'
• Matthew Coulter publishes an article in the Journal of Medieval History
• Nora Baker is awarded a Maddock Research Fellowship
• Elizabeth Hardman
• Ro Crawford
• Xin Yan
• Luca Costa
• Imad Ahmed
• Elisabetta Sassarini
• Abigail Allan
• Laura Herman
• Grace O'Duffy
• Frances Dowle
• Rowan Wilson
• Flynn Allott
• Kida Lin
• Amelia Gardner-Thorpe
• Robbie Spiers
• Marcus Ackermann
• James Hua
• Claudia Giupponi
• Lena Breda
• Pádraig Nolan
• Logan Rivers
• Emma-Catherine Wilson
• Emilia Flack
• Gustavo Fernandes Pedroso
• Leonardo Russo Cardona
• Emma Diduch
• Sara-Jane Vigneault
• Thomas Banbury
• India Wright
• Cecily Fasham
• Placement spotlight: Zinc
• Matilda Eriksson
• Natasha Gasparian
• Dylan Fowler
• Fabian Matthias Helmrich
• Kerry-Louise Apps
• Making the most of your Training Needs Analysis and Inkpath
• Making the most of your Training Needs Analysis and Inkpath
• OOC DTP Additional Funding Information Session
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme: Workshop 1 'Introduction to collaborative working'
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme: Workshop 2 'Maximising collaborative studentship outcomes'
• How to work (and live) well
• Social Media and Blogging Training
• Life Skills for the Workplace
• Histories, Cultures and Heritage
• Allyship as being in-the-world (2023)
• Exploring post-PhD routes
• Allyship within Education
• Boosting Your Writing Productivity
• Allyship as a Professional
• Allyship as a Researcher
• OOC DTP in-person Writing Retreat
• Creative and Performing Arts
• Languages and Literature
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Designing a digital research project
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Acquiring data for your project
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Transforming your data
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Analysing and presenting your data
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Sustaining your data
• The Aclands of Killerton: Remaking Imperial Britain in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Female Entrepreneurs in Eighteenth-Century London
• “In-between speech”: the role of disfluencies and non-speech vocalisations in characterising speakers for forensic purposes
• From the Pogroms to the Kindertransport: Humanitarianism and Refugee Relief in British Jewish Politics
• Gilbert White and Local Knowledge: Arts of Attention
• Diversity in the French Literary Panorama
• The Linen Hall Library’s Northern Ireland Political Collection and the Ideological Origins of the Good Friday Agreement
• Reading Childhood: Collections, Texts, and Visions of Play in the British Country House c. 1780-1914
• Schools of empire: Class, race, and colonialism, c.1750-1945
• Articulating the value of community engagement in the built environment
• BioPlastic Lives: Developing a technical and social understanding of bioplastic objects through investigating their care, ageing and agency in a museum context.
• Lives of Medieval Books in the National Trust Libraries
• Rebecca Clark
• Ya'el Nu'emah-Kremer
• Eli Dolliver
• Artemii Kuznetsov
• Daniel Brew
• Aamir Kaderbhai
• Jurgi Giraud
• James Glover
• Aviv Reich
• Caleb Woodall
• Valentino Gargano
• Shamsher S. Bhangal
• Georgina Fooks
• Paul Norris
• Marlene Schilling
• Oliver Parkes
• Sam Webb
• Matt Hasler
• Ruari Paterson-Achenbach
• Rafael Pérez Evans
• Giorgia M. Maffioli Brigatti
• Piers Haslam
• Kirstie Stage (Kirsty Neale)
• Marco Fioratti
• Joseph Lewis wins the CAA Nick Ryan Bursary Award
• Nightmare/s in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Anne Wetherilt awarded AOUG Chancellor Lord Asa Briggs Award for Arts
• OOC DTP Additional Funding Information Session
• OOC DTP: Placements Information Session
• Going Public – Insights into Monograph Publishing
• Introduction to Postdoctoral Research Funding Applications
• Getting Published and the Research Excellence Framework (REF)
• Madeleine Doutney
• Deborah Wood
• Chontida Poonpipat
• Caine Tayo Lewin-Turner
• Malak Khalil
• Ariadne Pagoni
• Zoë Marriott wins the Oxford Flash Fiction Prize!
• Tess Eastgate wins the Gordon Duff Prize!
• Heritage Pathway Trip: The Museum of the Home
• Heritage Pathway Creative Writing Workshop: Historical Fiction and Film
• Lena Katharina Alfter
• Placement Spotlight: ‘Histories of Childhood at the National Trust’
• Congratulations to Miles Kempton for publishing article on primate ethology
• Congratulations to Flynn Allott for publishing article on the Theatrum Urbium Italicarum
• Placement Spotlight: Citizens Advice
• Placement Spotlight: BT Applied Research team
• Dawn Kanter discusses 20th-century British portraiture
• Boosting Your Writing Productivity
• Placement Spotlight: CUL Special Collections
• Thomas Banbury publishes paper on the Social Dimensions of Landscape Change
• Aditi Gupta
• OOC DTP Summer Planning Course
• Heritage Pathway Workshop
• Heritage Pathway Trip
• Extensions to AHRC submission deadline
• Placement Spotlight: Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) in Vienna
• Placement Spotlight: National Portrait Gallery
• Placement Spotlight: Knowledge Media Institute
• Placement Spotlight: Lanhydrock House, National Trust
• Placement Spotlight: Uncomfortable Oxford, and Uncomfortable Cambridge
• Reading and Writing in Medieval Women's Religious Communities
• Creative, arts-based, psychosocial approaches within international development contexts
• Non-Normative Identities in 20th-21st Century Catalan Cultures
• Healthy Folk – The role of vernacular knowledge in health-related decision-making
• Society in Northern Ireland, ‘from above and below’ 1922 to 1965: archives, research and dissemination
• Meaningful measurement: Qualitative data methods & analysis for understanding real-world GLAM experiences
• Hidden Lives: A History of Women, the London Charterhouse and the Wider Community
• Spanish chapbooks : the culture of their time and modern digital description
• Heym in his own words: exploring Cambridge University Library’s Stefan Heym Archive
• Theatre Music: Investigating Intercultural Collaboration and the Impact of Cultural Diversity on the Creative Process in Music Making
• Lives of Medieval Books in the National Trust Libraries
• Making urban public places more accessible through design: video ethnographic research
• Multilingual teaching, learning and assessment of English in India’s primary schools
• How to get the most out of your TNA and Inkpath (1)
• How to get the most out of your TNA and Inkpath (2)
• OOC DTP Writing Retreat 2024
• OOC DTP Additional Funding Information Session (2023)
• Making Sense of Allyship: The Marriage between Theory and Practice (2023)
• Allyship within Education (2024)
• Allyship as a Professional (2024)
• Allyship as a Researcher (2024)
• How to work (and live) well - 2023
• Project Management Essentials
• OOC DTP Careers Training: 'Uncovering interesting roles beyond academia' (2023)
• Boosting Your Writing Productivity (2024)
• Planning the Final Year of Your PhD (2024)
• Social Media and Blogging Training (2023)
• Open Access for OOC DTP students
• Communicating your research with confidence
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Designing a digital research project (2023)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Acquiring data for your project (2023)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Transforming your data (2023)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Analysing and presenting your data (2023)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Sustaining your data (2023)
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme 2023: Workshop 1 'Introduction to collaborative working'
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme 2023: Workshop 2 'Maximising collaborative studentship outcomes'
• Placement Spotlight: UKRI Policy Internship Scheme
• Charles Baker
• Sally Atkins
• Katherine McKee
• Dikshit Sarma Bhagabati
• Núria Bosch
• Costanza Coloni
• Suren Pahlevan
• Ahmet Furkan Inan
• Ryan Comins
• Heritage at Oxford: An Introduction
• Franciszek Cudek
• Marly Tiburcio-Carneiro
• Heritage Pathway Workshop: Curating for Change- Interpreting Disability Histories
• Agnes Fanning
• Careers in Arts & Heritage: University Museums
• Amy Wells
• Emma Arthur
• Azul Castaneda Prado
• Matthew Frey
• Amy Hemsworth
• Molly Groarke
• Ilay Golan
• Heritage Pathway Visit & Museum Workshop: Revealing the Coventry Charterhouse
• Benjamin Iago Gibson
• Kate Sligo
• James Browning
• Kemal Sultanov
• Matt Parry
• Charlotte Canizo
• Holly Hiscox
• Panagiotis Morfis
• Renger van Dasselaar
• Jack Benedict Wheaton Stebbing
• Jennifer Coulton
• Adam Thomas Coleman
• Holly Rowe
• Herin Iole Han
• Alice Paver
• Oliver J. L. Dixon
• Christine Carter
• Benedict Turner-Berry
• Elliot Koubis
• Liv Bennison
• James Ee
• Oxford Mosaic Accessibility Statement
• Applicant information session
• Joseph Lewis (Cambridge) publishes a new paper
• Leo Aschenbrenner Boonstra
• Jiayao Jiang
• Alexander Sherborne
• OOC DTP Placements Information Session
• An Introduction to Media Training (2024)
• Theatrical communities and collaborations: artistic networks, professional partnerships, and shared visions, 1880-1947
• Angharad Derbyshire
• Jessica Collins
• Fiona Brehony
• Dawn Kanter publishes paper on Digital Humanities
• Placement Spotlight: Museo de Arte Moderno
• Justine Provino featured on BBC Radio 4
• Martin Lindner
• Going Public – Insights into Monograph Publishing (2024)
• Courtly life and letters in the Age of Marie Antoinette
• Introduction to Postdoctoral Research Funding Applications (2024)
• Winter Holiday Closure
• Placement Spotlight: The Republic of Consciousness Prize
• Heritage Pathway - Current Issues in Arts & Heritage: Apps for engagement
• Heritage Pathway Workshop: Ethics of co-producing heritage engagement
• Heritage Pathway Workshop - 3D Heritage: Digital Tools for Object Engagement
• Heritage Pathway Site Trip & Museum Workshop: Winchester
• Getting Published and the Research Excellence Framework (REF): 2024
• Laura Herman publishes paper on new methodology
• New 'Global Shocks' Podcast released by OOC-DTP Alumnus Jan Eijking
• Placement Spotlight: The British Library
• Placement Spotlight: Christie's
• Contextualising Knowledge Exchange
• Measuring Knowledge Exchange
• Placement Spotlight: The National Trust - Translating the Language of Empire project
• Benjamin Anderson
• Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership: Use of cookies on this website
• Bridget Cunningham releases a new album of keyboard works by Thomas Roseingrave
• Constellations – 2024 AHRC International Conference
• Emma-Catherine Wilson has articles published in New Medieval Literatures and Florilegium
• Placement Opportunity: Historic Royal Palaces - 'Building the Tudor Palaces'
• Zoë Marriott signs book deal for PhD novel
• Emma-Catherine Wilson Presents Doctoral Research to The Heraldry Society
• Jessica Ward
• Heritage Pathway - Careers in Arts & Heritage: Crafting your CV & Creating a Digital Portfolio
• Heritage Pathway - Workshop: Agile objects: object-based learning
• Heritage Pathway - Current Issues in Arts & Heritage: Heritage & Young People
• Kirsty Peacock wins prize at 2024 Economic History Conference
• Cat Watts, Cambridge PhD student is interviewed by Times Higher Education on historical research for TV
• Bridget McClean
• Apeike Umolu
• Placement Spotlight: National Trust - Investigating Italian Renaissance Intarsia and XVI C Marquetry
• Placement Spotlight: DM Productions/BBC Panorama
• Jade Cuttle announced as a BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker 2024
• Heritage Pathway - Exploring Oxford through a Digital Heritage Lens
• Placement Spotlight: Bosse and Baum Gallery, London
• Anna Golova
• Patrick Allies
• Rahman Mohammadi
• Emily Clarke
• Juliette Gautron
• Ruthanne Brooks
• Emma Teworte
• Easa Saad
• Placement Spotlight: Fitzwilliam Museum
• Harriet McKinley-Smith made Trustee of Pope's Grotto Preservation Trust
• Placement Spotlight: Open Innovation Team
• OOC DTP Additional Funding Information Session (2024)
• OOC DTP: Placements Information Session (2024)
• Project Management Essentials (2024)
• Allyship session 1: Allyship as a Researcher (2024)
• Allyship session 2: Understanding Epistemic Injustice
• Allyship session 3: Writing your Researcher Positionality Statement
• Allyship session 4: Defining the intention, influence, and impact of anti-oppressive research
• Integrating EDI into Research Development
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme 2024: Workshop 1 'Introduction to collaborative working'
• How 2 Collaborate mini programme 2024: Workshop 2 'Maximising collaborative studentship outcomes'
• How to work (and live) well - 2024
• OOC DTP Writing and Editing Retreat for 3rd years
• OOC DTP Writing Retreat for 2nd years
• Boosting Your Writing Productivity (2025)
• Planning the Final Year of Your PhD (2025)
• Losing an Empire and Finding a Role: Britain in the World ca 1940 – 1990
• Structured inter-religious encounter and anti-discrimination education: a study
• Literatures are never at war—France and the John Murray Archive
• Art on the Underground, 1986-2020: contemporary legacies of a modernist project
• Making Geography Matter: Opening up the Doreen Massey Archive
• The Portraiture of Rowland Lockey (c.1566–1616): A Historical and Technical Examination
• The Birth of Veganism: Documenting the emergence and organisation of the vegan movement in Britain in the 20th century
• Spanish Street Literature: Chapbooks, Broadsides and Digital Access
• Empowering families affected by dementia: building emotional resilience and supporting the health and well-being of family caregivers
• The partnership of Seely and Paget and their contribution to 20th century architecture
• The fabric of London: two centuries of fire insurance policies
• A phonetic investigation of speaker attribution and its implications for legal contexts
• Exploring women’s experiential narratives in martial arts and combat sports
• Common ground: exploring methods of communication at a system and landscape level for floods and other risks in the UK
• Claudia Giupponi has article published in 'Debates in Aesthetics' journal
• Social Media and Blogging Training (2024)
• Communicating your research with confidence (2025)
• Chaucer's Thameside Life and Poetry
• Mentorship Scheme for Applicants (Now Closed)
• Applicant Support Events
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Designing a digital research project (2024)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Acquiring data for your project (2024)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Transforming your data (2024)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Analysing and presenting your data (2024)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Sustaining your data (2024)
• Cambridge Digital Humanities: Building your digital research skills with the Programming Historian
• Mentorship Scheme for Applicants - CLOSES 6th OCTOBER
• Zack Di Lello
• Evie Moss
• Pablo Scheffer
• Paul Napier
• Mary Whittingdale
• Vlademire Kevin D. Bumatay
• Mia Condron Asquith
• Holly Smith
• Cameron Dashwood
• Nathaniel Hodson
• Sarah Upton
• Manuela Crivelli
• Muhammed Aslaner
• Daniela Graca
• Didier Natalizi Baldi
• Althea Rosa Ludovica Sovani
• Jemma Louise Forster
• Anna De Vivo
• Alexandra Atkeson
• Jen DeNike
• Emma Manco
• Abbie Longmate
• Joel Bellviure
• Matthew Parish
• Sally Mullis
• Mirjam Von Bechtolsheim has paper published in 'Accordia Research Papers' journal
• Laura Herman has three articles published
• Heritage Pathway 2024 - Heritage at Oxford: From our own correspondents
• Heritage Pathway 2024 - Workshop: Using Archival Research in the Heritage Sector
• Placement Spotlight: Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires
• Boyang Hou
• Ruth Thrush
• Rhiannon Warren
• Philippe Xing
• Helena Aeberli
• Kirill Goriachok
• Neil Adam Tibbetts
• Vishal Sangu
• Alexander Lynch
• Finn Conway
• Placement Spotlight: PRAKSIS
• Emma-Catherine Wilson has article published in 'Notes & queries' journal
• Owen Dowling
• Thomas Batelaan
• Placement Spotlight: National Trust
• Ruth Allen
• Emma Jane Baxter
• Exploring post-PhD routes (2025)
• OOC DTP Additional Funding Information Session (2025)
• OOC DTP: Placements Information Session (2025)
• An Introduction to Media Training (2025)
• Heritage Pathway trip: Bath Assembly Room & Georgian Bath
• Elena Trowsdale
• Rob Marsh
• Basic Video Creation & Platform Promotion Training Session 1: Pre-Production & Production
• Basic Video Creation & Platform Promotion Training Session 2: Post-Production & Platform Promotion
• Will Kirby
• Andrew McNey
• Aditi Gupta contributes two articles to 'Shared Heritage: France-South Asia', a unique digital resource
• Placement Spotlight: The Fitzwilliam Museum
• Placement Spotlight: Exploring AI and Organisational Change at BT
• Placement Spotlight: Christie’s