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DESCRIPTION:The Mediated Constructions lab at the University of Tasmania is
  seeking motivated\, organized applicants to a PhD project on Architecture
  for Regional Tourism. Scholarships to fully fund the PhD are available th
 rough a competitive process to applicants with previous research experienc
 e.Short description: This project proposes to investigate how architecture
  supports Australian small towns\, regional places\, and remote communitie
 s as they transition away from extractive economies and\, in doing so\, re
 -imagine their image and re-envision their identities. The candidate will 
 apply qualitative methods of social research to questions of how architect
 s\, communities\, and organisations best come together to understand local
  needs\, overcome barriers\, and create new ways of working. Then the cand
 idate will study the communication tactics used to communicate those proje
 cts. Findings will be co-published with the supervisory team and the candi
 date will be supported in contributing to larger scholarly discussions.Ple
 ase review the project\, application criteria\, and scholarship informatio
 n at https://www.utas.edu.au/research/degrees/available-projects/projects/
 architecture-and-design/architecture-for-regional-tourismApply by June 1.
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SUMMARY:PhD Project on Architecture for Regional Tourism at Utas
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Mediated Constructions lab at the Unive
 rsity of Tasmania is seeking motivated\, organized applicants to a PhD pro
 ject on Architecture for Regional Tourism. Scholarships to fully fund the 
 PhD are available through a competitive process to applicants with previou
 s research experience.</p><p>Short description: This project proposes to i
 nvestigate how architecture supports Australian small towns\, regional pla
 ces\, and remote communities as they transition away from extractive econo
 mies and\, in doing so\, re-imagine their image and re-envision their iden
 tities. The candidate will apply qualitative methods of social research to
  questions of how architects\, communities\, and organisations best come t
 ogether to understand local needs\, overcome barriers\, and create new way
 s of working. Then the candidate will study the communication tactics used
  to communicate those projects. Findings will be co-published with the sup
 ervisory team and the candidate will be supported in contributing to large
 r scholarly discussions.<br /></p><p>Please review the project\, applicati
 on criteria\, and scholarship information at </p><p>Apply by June 1.</p>
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