Creative Technologies - Structured

Proposal are welcome in any relevant areas of PhD research, especially (but not exclusively) in the areas outlined below:



Virtual/augmented reality and live performance

Creative arts, technology, and health/well-being

Creative arts, technology, and social inclusion

Extended reality and placemaking

Using creative arts and technology in primary and/or post-primary education.

Technology and the production/performance/reception of music

Sustainability and technology in the creative industries, including virtual production processes

Hacking, digital making and the circular economy

Augmented creativity and writing

The philosophy of technology and creativity

Affect and immersive art

The ethics of AI art

A primary degree and/or MA/MSc in any of the following areas: Creative Arts / Arts Practice; Digital Humanities; Computer Science; Engineering; Education; Literary Studies; Modern Languages (with an emphasis on comparative cultural studies and/or translation); Philosophy; Social Sciences; or a related area.

4 years full-time, 6 years part-time