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The members of the Design, Culture and the Creative Arts Research Group display a multitude of approaches to the arts, design and creative thinking. Designers, animators, film makers, art and design theorists, performing artists, fine art practitioners and new media researchers come together to facilitate debate, discourse and collaboration.
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Our three most prominent research clusters encompass:
Postgraduate research student enquiries are particulary welcome in the following interdisciplinary areas:
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We recognise that the impact of our research not only depends on the quality of research outcomes, but on reaching and creating informed audiences. We see access to specialist audiences, networks, interest groups and the debates within professional fora as central to enabling and enhancing impact. We seek both to connect with wider audiences for challenging forms of contemporary practice, and engage in highly developed specialist discourses. Impact depends on revolutionary and innovative insights, but their application in the world depends on effective dissemination.
For more information see individual profiles of current members of the Design, Culture and the Creative Arts Research Group:
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For more information about the work of the group, please contact Robert Burton Principal Lecturer in Design (Head of Section). T: 01642 384062 E: r.burton@tees.ac.uk
We value the research of our academics for the public good and because it guarantees our teaching looks at the past with a critical eye, is abreast of the contemporary moment, and weaves the fabric of the future.
Art and Design
The English research group is a diverse and dynamic community of researchers and practitioners working in a range of literary, cultural and creative fields.
English
History forms a long-standing centre of research excellence and scholarship within the University across modern and contemporary political history to regional and local, cultural and intellectual history.
History