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DESCRIPTION:The Architecture subject group in Leeds School of Arts is looki
 ng to recruit a highly motivated individual to its PhD programme to suppor
 t research investigating queer subjects and issues in architecture.Archite
 cture has a long and complex history with regards to sexual minorities and
  there exists currently a vibrant burgeoning field of queer theoretical en
 gagements with the discipline. Whether it be a question of interiors\, urb
 an spaces\, or architectural representations\, bringing the notion of the 
 queer to bear on architectural histories\, theories\, and practices provid
 es a rich direction of research and study.The successful candidate will wo
 rk with Dr Marko Jobst as supervisor\, be involved in organising research 
 symposia on queer topics in architecture\, and produce original research.T
 he supervisor is particularly interested in opening up discussions on inte
 rsectional themes and topics\, and hearing from applicants who are interes
 ted in global and cross-cultural issues and practices. Within the UK\, app
 licants are encouraged to consider (but not confined to) regional and non-
 metropolitan environments and case studies.This is an opportunity to under
 take original\, groundbreaking research work within a thriving creative ar
 ts environment. As a PhD candidate you will be part of a vibrant team with
 in Leeds School of Arts\, joining a growing research community with intere
 sts across creative arts practice. Our research profile can be viewed on t
 he LARC webpage.&nbsp\;Projects that investigate broader issues relating t
 o equality\, diversity and inclusion are particularly encouraged.Applicati
 on Deadline -&nbsp\;31 May 2025Start Date: 01 October 2025Mode of Study: F
 ull-Time (3yrs)Number of Opportunities Available: 1Interviews to take plac
 e from: TBDHome and international students are eligible to apply\; funding
  will consist of UK full time tuition fees or International full time tuit
 ion fees for three years.Prospective students from outside the UK may appl
 y to study at Leeds Beckett University. Funding will be subject to satisfa
 ctory progress.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250601
DTSTAMP:20250510T071026Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250325
LOCATION:United Kingdom\,Leeds
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SUMMARY:Funded PhD opportunity: Queering Architecture
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 nherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-color:auto\;white-space:inherit\;">The 
 Architecture subject group in Leeds School of Arts is looking to recruit a
  highly motivated individual to its PhD programme to support research inve
 stigating queer subjects and issues in architecture.</span></div><div><br 
 /></div><div>Architecture has a long and complex history with regards to s
 exual minorities and there exists currently a vibrant burgeoning field of 
 queer theoretical engagements with the discipline. Whether it be a questio
 n of interiors\, urban spaces\, or architectural representations\, bringin
 g the notion of the queer to bear on architectural histories\, theories\, 
 and practices provides a rich direction of research and study.</div><div><
 br /></div><div>The successful candidate will work with Dr Marko Jobst as 
 supervisor\, be involved in organising research symposia on queer topics i
 n architecture\, and produce original research.</div><div><br /></div><div
 >The supervisor is particularly interested in opening up discussions on in
 tersectional themes and topics\, and hearing from applicants who are inter
 ested in global and cross-cultural issues and practices. Within the UK\, a
 pplicants are encouraged to consider (but not confined to) regional and no
 n-metropolitan environments and case studies.</div><div><br /></div><div><
 p>This is an opportunity to undertake original\, groundbreaking research w
 ork within a thriving creative arts environment. As a PhD candidate you wi
 ll be part of a vibrant team within Leeds School of Arts\, joining a growi
 ng research community with interests across creative arts practice. Our re
 search profile can be viewed on the LARC webpage.&nbsp\;<span style="backg
 round-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inherit\;text-align:in
 herit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-color:auto\;whit
 e-space:inherit\;">Projects that investigate broader issues relating to eq
 uality\, diversity and inclusion are particularly encouraged.</span></p><p
 ><strong>Application Deadline -&nbsp\;31 May 2025</strong></p></div><div><
 span style="background-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inher
 it\;text-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret
 -color:auto\;white-space:inherit\;">Start Date: 01 October 2025</span></di
 v><div>Mode of Study: Full-Time (3yrs)</div><div>Number of Opportunities A
 vailable: 1</div><div>Interviews to take place from: TBD</div><div><br /><
 /div><div>Home and international students are eligible to apply\; funding 
 will consist of UK full time tuition fees or International full time tuiti
 on fees for three years.</div><div><br /></div><div>Prospective students f
 rom outside the UK may apply to study at Leeds Beckett University. Funding
  will be subject to satisfactory progress.</div><div><br /></div>
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