Welcome to the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities
We are the world’s first national graduate school in the Arts and Humanities, home of Scotland's AHRC DTP. Working with our supporters in the arts, culture, creative and heritage sectors, we provide outstanding training opportunities for doctoral researchers in Scotland.
Our vision is to nurture and inspire enlightened learners, leaders, collaborators and influencers from all walks of life and become an integral and influential part of Scottish, UK and international civil society.
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Events and Training
View calendar of upcoming SGSAH events and training workshops.
News
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14 MayWelcome to the May edition of the SGSAH Newsletter. In this issue: see what’s in store for Summer School 2025, meet our new Digital Curator and SGSAH Blogger, discover four fully funded PhD studentships, and more.
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15 Apr
April 2025 Newsletter
Welcome to the April edition of the SGSAH Newsletter. In this issue: latest staff news including our Operations Manager vacancy, an invitation to join our Doctoral Researcher Committee, an archives hackathon at Inveraray Castle, and more. -
14 Apr
SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Opportunities 2025/26
We are looking for applications for new representatives for our Doctoral Researcher Committee (DRC). This is a great opportunity to get involved with SGSAH, connect with fellow PhD researchers across Scotland, and play a role in building supportive, inclusive research communities. The time commitment is minimal, and it’s a valuable way to develop your leadership, collaboration, and communication skills alongside your research.

Meet Our Researchers
Get to know our current doctoral researchers and some of our alumni on our dedicated research platform: Explore the SGSAH Research Site
Global EARTH Scholars come together to tackle climate crisis
The British Council Scotland SGSAH EARTH Scholarships 2025 programme launches on 23 April 2025. Funded by the British Council and run by SGSAH, the programme supports international research collaboration between PhD and Early Career Researchers, Scottish Higher Education Institutions, Scotland-based academic mentors, and external organisations. Thematically, the programme centres on environmental arts and humanities and their interdisciplinary connections. Learn more.