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Three-month professional development fellowships for current PhD students, jointly supervised by the British Library and the National Trust.
We are delighted to be working with the National Trust on a joint programme of doctoral fellowships. These three-month (or part-time equivalent) projects professional development opportunities to current PhD students to gain experience working with cultural organisations.
The fellowships are part of a partnership between our organisations , launched in 2021, which aims to establish collaborative research and increase public knowledge about how our collections have intertwined throughout history.
Current projects
2023: Exploring British Library and National Trust horticultural collections
Fellow to be announced.
Supervisors: Maddy Smith (Curator Printed Heritage Collections, British Library), Pardaad Chamsaz (Metadata Lead, Equity and Inclusion, British Library), Yvonne Lewis (Assistant National Curator, Libraries, National Trust)
Past projects
2023: Jane Austen and the Georgian Social Whirl of Bath
Fellow: Joanne Edwards, Northumbria University.
Supervisors: Tatjana LeBoff (Project Curator, Bath Assembly Rooms, National Trust), Nicola Thwaite (Assistant National Curator, Libraries, National Trust), Lucy Evans (Curator, Printed Heritage Collections, British Library (former)), Catherine Angerson (Curator, Modern Archives and Manuscripts, British Library), Loukia Drosopoulou (Curator, Music Collections, British Library)
2022: Library Dispersal and Acquisition: links between the British Library and National Trust
Fellow: Laura Blair, Queen Mary, University of London
Supervisors: Lucy Evans (Curator, Printed Heritage Collections, British Library (former)), Tim Pye (National Libraries Curator, National Trust)
2022: Creative Networks and Authors’ Houses: links between the British Library and National Trust
Fellow: Josip Martincic, University of Exeter
Supervisors: Carien Kremer (Cultural Heritage Curator, National Trust (former)), Catherine Angerson (Curator, Modern Archives and Manuscripts, British Library)
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