For those of you are philosophically-inclined, we have a new PhD program on the History of Ideas. This time, we look at the fascinating concept of what makes a ‘nation’ or a ‘country’. Is it just physical borders or lines on a map which define the country? Do we define a country by the language […]
Concept of the Nation – A New PhD Read More »
Stained glass artist, Risa Dera is based in New Jersey, USA. She talked to us about her work, her journey with art, and her experience of taking a Master of Fine Arts degree with Warnborough College, which she completed in February 2016. Listen to the audio or read transcript below it! Have you always been
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Farm labourers and rural workers were absent from 18th century English paintings. This was one of Penny McElwee’s conclusions on completing her PhD. in Cultural Art History with Warnborough College two years ago. The following year her PhD. thesis was published by Cambridge Scholars as ‘The Non-Representation of the Agricultural Labourers in 18th and 19th Century English
Penny McElwee – what’s missing from 18th Century English Paintings Read More »
Ruth Todd had done lot of international travel in her previous job roles, working in the nuclear power industry and in cyber security. When later studying a PhD in The History of Ideas through Warnborough College Ireland, she chose chose to focus on economic racism (see Economic discrimination). Her research took on a global perspective
Economic Racism : A New Reality? – Interview with Dr Ruth Todd Read More »
Dr Ian Cooper gained a Phd in Epidemiology at Warnborough College, leading to groundbreaking research in the study of Parkinson’s disease. He is currently a lecturer in Chemistry and Physics at Taylor’s College, University of Sydney. Dr Cooper has written a short retrospective review of his doctorate research and about how Warnborough helped him to
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Asian art has been a lifelong passion for Swiss art historian Michael Henss. He is renowned for his scholarly research on Tibetan monuments and tombs. He was able to answer some questions we put to him about his time studying for his PhD at Warnborough: Why did you decide to do a PhD? To continue
Q and A with Dr Michael Henss – Asian art historian. Read More »
All Warnborough Fine Arts (MFA and PhDFA) students are encouraged to enter the Art Olympia 2017 competition. Warnborough students who are studying through our Academic Partners worldwide are also encouraged to enter. Art Olympia is a new international open art competition held once every two years. The main goals are to discover young talented artists
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We chatted to our Doctoral graduate, Elizabeth Raney, who completed our PhD in Cultural Art History. Her mentor was Dr Jill Kiefer. Where do you live now and what do you do? I live in Los Angeles and work at MOCA (The Museum of Contemporary Art). Why did you choose this career?I want to share
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Where do you live and what do you do? I live in Lake Katrine, New York, I’m online faculty at Excelsior College; creator of online Learning Resources (eTexts and online Video WordShops; freelance writer (novels and screenplays – converting my previously published mass market paperback novels to eBooks and eScripts and releasing a new serialized
Alumni Interview with Donald K Beman, PhD in Creative Writing Read More »
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