The Gender and Otherness in the Humanities (GOTH) research group at The Open University UK explores themes of gender and otherness across diverse disciplines including English Literature, Creative Writing, Music, History, Theatre Studies, Art History, and Classical Studies. The group facilitates critical engagement through reading sessions, interdisciplinary research symposia featuring international speakers, and collaborative workshops. It also organizes online drama festivals, live performance events, and research visits to relevant exhibitions and historical sites to foster experiential learning and scholarly exchange.
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The Gender and Otherness in the Humanities (GOTH) research group at The Open University UK explores themes of gender and otherness across diverse disciplines including English Literature, Creative Writing, Music, History, Theatre Studies, Art History, and Classical Studies. The group facilitates critical engagement through reading sessions, interdisciplinary research symposia featuring international speakers, and collaborative workshops. It also organizes online drama festivals, live performance events, and research visits to relevant exhibitions and historical sites to foster experiential learning and scholarly exchange.
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Starting 2026-10-01
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Starting 2027-02-01
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Apr 2026
Potential research projectsGendered approaches to literature and/or dramaOtherness in literature and/or dramaCurrent/recent research projects:Constructions of Jewishness in English Nineteenth-Century Novels and HistoriesMethod Writing and the Author’s Voice in the Polyvocal NovelFanny, Mary, Claire: An Uneasy Sisterhood, and Novella-in-Flash: (Dis)Connectivity and the Role of Analogy in the Relationship between the Parts and the WholeGender and Genre in Shakespeare’s Treatment of Silence
Applicants must hold a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent in a relevant field. Non-UK citizens may need to demonstrate proficiency in English. For part-time study, students from India require a valid work permit to combine employment with their studies. To work in the UK during studies, students must have written permission on their passport or biometric residence permit (BRP) and can work up to 20 hours per week, with some restrictions depending on visa conditions. Full-time work during holidays is permitted. Essential application documents include a valid ID or passport and a National Insurance Number after securing employment. Additional restrictions may apply based on university policies.
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