Past PhD students

The think-tank structure makes us learn from each other as much as learning from the programme. The environment encourages the act of thinking beyond disciplines and shapes my professional practice as a curator. (Read Vipash’s full testimonial)

Debate does not end with the art-object when the masterful vision of museology is disrupted. (Read Theodor’s full testimonial)

The programme has allowed me to envision new possibilities for my own position as a professional curator. (Read Leire’s full testimonial)

The programme allowed me to explore curatorial ideas with peers from around the world. (Read Grant’s full testimonial)

My time and studies with Advanced Practices (Curatorial/Knowledge) has transformed my life. (Read Doreen’s full testimonial)

The interdisciplinary direction of the programme opens up multiple possibilities in the fields of curation and critical thought. (Read Anshuman’s full testimonial)

The opportunity to attend the Advanced Practices PhD (formerly Curatorial/Knowledge) program is a transformative experience to both professional development, in my case as a research curator and editor engaged with architecture and space, and to the birth of possible academic careers, in my case it permitted to start a career as a guest professor and as a post-doctoral researcher. (Read Ines’ full testimonial)

Past MRes students

The MRes Advanced Practices programme takes exhibition-making and staging and flips it upside-down. (Read Dennis’ full testimonial)