Estorick Collection |Victoria & Albert Museum | Studio Azzurro (Milano)
British School at Rome | Università Roma 3

How to get involved: Teachers, academics, curators, artists and other cultural practitioners

If you would like to get in touch, please write to us using the form on this page, or just contact one of the team (see People) directly. We are keen to talk to those who find this website interesting and who are working on interartistic practice.

How to get involved: PhD students and Postdocs

We are very interested in the work of research students and early career scholars. We have had over 10 doctoral students working with the project, as well as 4 postdoctoral fellows (AHRC, IRC and MSCA funded), all 4 of whom now hold prestigious academic or research positions in Europe.

Doctoral positions. We would like to hear from you if your planned doctoral research relates to interart/intermedia. We support PhD funding awards with the Irish Research Council (deadline October each year; based at Trinity), multiple University PhD awards at UCL (UK) , Royal Holloway (UK), and Trinity (Ireland), where deadlines vary across the year.

Postdoctoral positions. If you have a strong research idea related to Interdisciplinary Italy project, please get in touch and we will look together at sourcing funding.

We support:

  • Marie-Sklodowska-curie Postdoctoral Fellowship applications (MSCA). Please check first that you are eligible to apply. This prestigious award is open to EU citizens only and is for 2 years. Deadline for applications are usually in August each year. For Marie Curie applications, please contact Prof Clodagh Brook (brookc@tcd.ie). This award will be held at Trinity College Dublin.
  • British Academy: A joint 3-year British Academy postdoctoral fellowship with the prestigious British School in Rome, an important academy for research on Italy, and one of our official partners. You would then be based in part at the BSR in Rome and in part in a British University. Please check your eligibility for this award at the following link before contacting Prof Giuliana Pieri (Pieri@rhul.ac.uk) or Prof Florian Mussgnug (f.mussgnug@ucl.ac.uk).
  • Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship(1 or 2 year). The one-year fellowship supports you to publish your PhD. The two-year fellowship is for a new research project. Please check that you are eligible to apply (nationals of all countries are eligible). Deadlines are in October each year. For these Irish Fellowships, please contact Prof Clodagh Brook (brookc@tcd.ie). This fellowship will be held at Trinity College Dublin.

If you think you have a suitable project, please have a look at our profiles under the People tab and contact one of the project team directly to discuss your plans for research with us.