澳大利亚节日生态系统

“澳大利亚与奥特亚罗瓦国际艺术节网络图谱研究”这一博士项目旨在探讨这两个地区的艺术节活动安排。通过利用现场表演艺术数据库，该项目试图以数据驱动的方式分析相关趋势，并提升文化活力。鼓励具有艺术节研究或文化政策背景的申请者提交申请。

Project description: ‘Mapping the International Arts Festival Network of Australia and Aotearoa’ is a DECRA project funded by the Australian Research Council that examines arts festival programming in Australia and Aotearoa using the AusStage and Theatre Aotearoa live performing arts databases to reveal trends and patterns in touring circuits and how these can be strengthened to better support the nations’ cultural health. A PhD scholarship is being offered as part of this project to further explore festivals using a data-driven or data-assisted approach. The DECRA project sits across Theatre and Performance Studies and digital humanities, but PhD pitches that sit either within these research disciplines or in aligned areas such as cultural geography, tourism and/or event management, cultural policy, arts economies or focus on disciplinary festivals such as books, film, music, or visual arts are welcomed. Projects considered for this project will: interrogate the role of festivals in cultural ecosystems expand the remit of the project to consider different kinds of festivals, such as Indigenous, regional, community, and diverse art forms and practices engage with interdisciplinary festival studies theories and/or employ digital humanities methodologies to explore trends within festival data (this may also involve connecting with other cultural databases such as AustLit). Research environment: The School of Communication and Arts is a large, multi-disciplinary unit with an international reputation for outstanding research and teaching that unites the disciplines of communication, journalism, writing, literature, art history, drama, film, television, and digital media. SCA staff combine academic scholarship, creative practice, and industry skills with research expertise that brings together aesthetic and critical dimensions. SCA is home to AustLit, the definitive bibliography and research environment for Australian literature and storytelling, and maintains strong connections to AusStage - the Australian live performing arts database. SCA hosts formal centres, the Centre for Creative and Critical Writing and the Centre for Communication and Social Change, and a number of interdisciplinary research clusters. UQ Drama is housed in the recently refurbished, historically significant Avalon Theatre.

优先认可教育背景： 您的申请将依据竞争机制进行评估。 我们已考虑您的： 以往学术成绩 发表记录 荣誉与奖项 就业经历。 对节日、节日研究及/或数字人文学有实际认知能力，将对参与该项目的研究人员大有裨益。 您将展示在戏剧、剧场及表演研究领域的学术成就，以及未来的学习潜力。 对 AusStage——澳大利亚现场表演艺术数据库——具备相关背景或知识者将非常受青睐。 该项目不对国际学生开放

Scholarship: This is an Fellowship support scheme scholarship project that aligns with a recently awarded Australian Government grant. The scholarship includes: living stipend of $39,220 per annum tax free (2026 rate), indexed annually your tuition fees covered. Learn more about the Fellowship support scheme scholarship .

How to apply: This project requires candidates to commence no later than Research Quarter 4, 2027. You can start in an earlier research quarter. You must submit an expression of interest (EOI) by the closing date for the research quarter (RQ) you want to start in: Domestic applicants: RQ 1 (January): 30 September RQ 2 (April): 31 December RQ 3 (July): 31 March RQ 4 (October): 30 June. International applicants: RQ 1 (January): 30 June RQ 2 (April): 30 September RQ 3 (July): 31 December RQ 4 (October): 31 March. Before you apply Check your eligibility for the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) . Prepare your documentation . When you apply To apply, submit an expression of interest (EOI) for the program. You don't need to apply separately for the project or scholarship. How to submit an EOI In your EOI, complete the ' Scholarship/Sponsorship ' section with the following details: Are you applying for an advertised project: 'Yes' Project: 'Fellowship project scholarship' Scholarship Code Listed in the Advertisement: FESTIVAL-［会员专属信息］ Link to Scholarship Advertisement: ［会员资料链接］ Submit an EOI