EAD2019 PhD Gathering
By definition, every design PhD must take an untrodden path – which can make the journey every bit as risky as it is worthwhile. We welcome discussion and debate from our PhD student delegates as we work to demystify the practice and process of the design doctorate.
The PhD Gathering is designed for PhD students by PhD students at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee. In line with EAD values, the Gathering aspires to nurture budding researchers by cultivating conversation, confidence and collaboration.
Join the conversation online now as we work towards the main event using #EADPHD. Our team will be taking over the @EAD2019Dundee Twitter account and Facebook Page to keep you up to date with news and exciting opportunities.
PhD delegates can expect an afternoon full of lively sessions, including:
The PhD Gathering – EAD’s first ever PhD dedicated session – will take place on the afternoon of Tuesday 9 April just before the full EAD2019 conference opens. Supported by our EAD Heroes of design research, we are hosting a nurturing and dynamic afternoon of activities, discussion and community-building.
Peer learning and guidance is crucial to early stage researchers. The PhD Gathering provides PhD students the opportunity to build their peer network and to share and get feedback on work-in-progress research from this community as well as experts in their field.
Our PhD Gathering offers PhD students the opportunity to:
- Get to know one another in advance of the main EAD2019 conference
- Build the EAD PhD network
- Share research and best practice with one another
We welcome international PhD students of all stages from across the design research discipline. Aligned to the main conference theme, Running with Scissors, this special event seeks to celebrate and nurture a strong, diverse international student community, placing emphasis on peer support and learning.
Participation
PhD students attending EAD2019 will participate in the event.
PhD/Early Career Researcher Bursaries
EAD2019 has secured new funding from DJCAD in support of developing PhD Leadership and Community during the conference.
Three complementary places are available to support students and researchers who have completed their doctorate within the last five years. Applications are being considered and the successful researchers will be notified shortly.”