Project Details
Description
Art history scholarship needs greater diversity to bridge the gap between regional research excellence and international academic opportunities.
This programme addresses the critical underrepresentation of Southeast Asian scholarship by supporting early career researchers (ECRs) in Malaysia and Vietnam who work at the intersection of gender and art history.
The 2-year programme enhances career prospects through skills development in research, writing, grant-capture, and networking for both academic and GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Museums) sectors.
It provides one-to-one mentoring, culminating in a special journal issue and showcase that increases publishing and bidding activity on gender in art history, confronting inequalities in academia and scholarship.
The programme involves prominent art historians from the UK, EU, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The team brings extensive publishing, funding, and editorial experience to co-design and deliver the programme, anchored by a 5-day in-person workshop at Universiti Malaya.
This programme addresses the critical underrepresentation of Southeast Asian scholarship by supporting early career researchers (ECRs) in Malaysia and Vietnam who work at the intersection of gender and art history.
The 2-year programme enhances career prospects through skills development in research, writing, grant-capture, and networking for both academic and GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Museums) sectors.
It provides one-to-one mentoring, culminating in a special journal issue and showcase that increases publishing and bidding activity on gender in art history, confronting inequalities in academia and scholarship.
The programme involves prominent art historians from the UK, EU, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The team brings extensive publishing, funding, and editorial experience to co-design and deliver the programme, anchored by a 5-day in-person workshop at Universiti Malaya.
| Status | Active |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 30/03/26 → 29/03/28 |
Funding
- British Academy
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