The doctoral curriculum is organised and supported by the docARTES partners and coordinated by Orpheus Instituut. The research environment extends across the partnership and fosters intellectual and artistic exchanges while ensuring appropriate infrastructure and facilities.
The research environment encourages debate with fellow researchers (doctoral and senior researchers as well as prominent figures in the academic and artistic communities). You can draw on interesting examples of good research practice and will be able to compare and relate your own field of interest to other research topics and to a broader research context. Experiencing this peer group as a context for your research builds trust and confidence and fosters an appropriate vocabulary. Becoming aware of the potentials and complexities that exist at the interface of theory and practice can open new perspectives that enhance both the depth and the breadth of your research.
You are encouraged to attend external lecture series, seminars, and conferences and to organise and take part in a wide range of professional activities, including concerts, exhibitions, performances, and artistic and academic presentations.