Associate Research Studentship in Curating
1 year maximum full-time.
As well as a proposal, if appropriate, your application can be accompanied by examples of previous work in image form and writing, such as publications or materials made to accompany an exhibition. Label your supporting materials clearly with your name and address; we cannot accept any responsibility for any loss or damage. Please see ‘Returning your work’. Admission is normally by interview and portfolio presentation. We may ask international (non-EU) applicants who cannot attend an interview to supply additional examples of their work.
Please see How to apply.
Normally a Master’s degree in Curating or a proven record of experience as a practising curator.
Please see Tuition fees.
Art
This is a high level ‘tailor-made’ programme with an emphasis on independent study. We invite you to submit an application and proposal outlining the development of your practice and the relevant critical enquiries. If we accept this proposal, you are provided with appropriate studio space, and have access to the Department’s laboratories and Goldsmiths facilities. The structure of the tailor-made programme forms the basis of a contract between you and the Department of Art, and you are assigned an appropriate supervisor. You are supported by the academic structure of the Department, which includes tutorial contact, lectures and seminars. This academic and technical support leads to the realisation of the aims and objectives outlined in your proposal.
Application enquiries
Please see how to apply for information on applying to this programme.