Durham University Arts Management Group
Thanks to the generosity of our alumni the University are able to provide small awards to support individual students and groups of students who wish to further their development and undertake ventures in any of the branches of the arts, for example theatrical and musical productions, photographic exhibitions or arts magazines. Please ensure you read the Covid-19 Arts Management Guidance before submitting your application to ensure that your planned activity is compliant. |
Level of StudyUndergraduate/Postgraduate Mode of studyFull time & Part time Year of EntryCurrent students in the academic year 2020/21 ProgrammesAll programmes Further Information
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Applications accepted from6th November 2020 Please note: With the exception of the Easter term, applications not received by the relevant term's deadline will be carried forward for consideration at the next scheduled meeting. Ensure you have read and understand the Arts Management Covid-19 guidance Application deadline:
When candidates will hear the outcome of their application:
In order to make an application for funding, please following the instructions below and please ensure you complete all the relevant sections - incomplete applications will not be accepted: Group Applications:
Individual Applications:
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Your application will be considered by academic members of the University with expertise in Music and Arts along with colleagues from Experience Durham with relevant experience |
For further information or advice: Email: scholarships.advice@durham.ac.uk Phone: +44 (0)191 334 6395 |
A significant amount of the funding available to students to support their extra-curricular interests and personal development has been made possible from the generous donations of the University's Alumni. To ensure that this support continues in the future current students are needed to work on the Annual Giving Programme telephone fundraising campaign. If you would be interested in giving your time to help future students and in return gain some valuable experience as well as financial incentives, please contact the Development and Alumni Relations Office. (www.dunelm.org.uk). |
"I am a Classics student, but I aspire to work as a TV producer after I graduate. Having gained experience of film-making with the Durham Student Film Society (of which I am Vice President) I founded Durham Student TV, a society which aims to produce TV programmes made by students, for students. Our funding from the Arts Management Fund allowed us to buy a camera to make these videos, without which this enterprise would not have been able to come to its successful fruition."
Zenia Selby, BA Classics