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Research partnerships

Find out about the National Gallery's partnerships with research and higher education institutions

See Former Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships 

Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Navigating the Canals. Making and Moving Venetian Renaissance Paintings
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with the University of Warwick
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
The Imagined Made Real: The interaction between sculpture and painting in the work of Carlo Crivelli
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with Oxford Brookes University
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Aspects of manufacture, trade and history of the blue pigment, smalt, and the relationship between its use in painting and other branches of the arts
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with the University of Glasgow
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Modern Mistresses on the Old Masters: 19th-century women writers on western European art – their networks and influence
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with Birkbeck College
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Conservation varnishes at the National Gallery: Studying their optical and material properties
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with the Nottingham Trent University.
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
The Workshop and its Painters: Perugino and the Perugineschi in Florence and Perugia
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with the Warburg Institute
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Settings and Subjects in Early Netherlandish Painting
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with the University of York
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Art history scholarship between the 1820s and the 1870s: The role of the Eastlake Library at the National Gallery
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, in collaboration with Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership scheme
Opportunities for universities to develop collaborative doctoral research studentships in partnership with the National Gallery.
Collaborative Doctoral Partnership
2.5D and 3D image capture and print in the cultural heritage field
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership, offered in partnership with the University of the West of England.
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MA in Art History, Curatorship, and Renaissance Culture
A new collaborative MA in Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture, offered jointly between the National Gallery and the Warburg Institute.
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MA: The Art Market and the History of Collecting
An MA in the Art Market and the History of Collecting offered by the University of Buckingham and the National Gallery in association with Waddesdon Manor (Rothschild Collections).
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MA in Christianity and the Arts
A collaborative MA in Christianity and the Arts, taught in association with King’s College London
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British sales 1680–1800: The rise of the London art market
The National Gallery is working with the Getty Research Institute to improve records on British art sales in the crucial decades from 1680 to 1800.
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British Sales Phase II: 1680-1780
The National Gallery is working with the Getty Research Institute to improve records on British art sales in period from 1680 to 1780.
Collaborative Doctoral Award
Italian Altarpieces in Context
Read about the National Gallery's AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award, offered in collaboration with the History of Art Department at the University of Warwick
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'Victoria & Albert: Art & Love: Symposium' published online
The Royal Collection and the National Gallery have published an e-publication to mark the 151st anniversary of the death of Prince Albert on Friday 14 December 2012

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