AHRC fellowship will inform culture and heritage policy
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- While an economics degree or PhD is not essential for applicants, a decent level of understanding in the subject will be highly appreciated.
- The final project must be co-designed with the civil service—so applicants with a fixed idea of what they will do in Whitehall won’t get far.
- All applicants should plan to work with a mentor I their home institution.
- The successful fellow must have the ability to translate complex information into outputs that are appropriate for a policy audience.
The Arts and Humanities Research Council is looking for an early career researcher to work closely with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) as it develops a formal approach to value culture and heritage assets.