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The Digital Curation Lab at the University of Salford currently offers a range of postgraduate opportunities for prospective students including:

PGCert in Digital Curation – distance learning only
This is a short part-time postgraduate course that can be completed in 8 months.
Our PGCert is currently taught by the following tutors:
- Ms Stephanie Fletcher
- Dr Alexandra Mitchell
- Dr Rebecca O’Neill
- Dr Andrew Pace
- Dr Toni Sant
- Ms Enrique Tabone
MRes in Digital Curation – distance or residential options
This is our Masters by Research programme, which essentially involves work on a research project over a period of 1 year (full-time) or 2 years (part-time)
PhD in Digital Curation – apply for an AHRC-funded studentship available NOW
We are open to proposal for doctoral research in digital curation ranging from theoretical approaches to practice-based work.

Select the relevant programme that interests you from this list or contact us to discuss the application process.

Scholarships and Grants

Digital Preservation Coalition Grants

The Digital Preservation Coalition supports professional development for staff within its member organisations.

Arts and Humanities Research Council North West Consortium (AHRC NWC)

Several eligible PhD researchers at the University of Salford’s School of Arts and Media have obtained competitive AHRC studentship funding as part of the North West Consortium Doctoral Training Partnership. The consortium also provides specialised advanced research training, which is available to both NWC candidates and School of Arts and Media postgraduate researchers in general.

APPLY NOW! (deadline 13 January 2023)