We supervise postgraduate researchers (LLM by Research and PhD) working across a range of disciplines including intellectual property, competition, information and technology law. Our ethos for PGR training involves fostering an active cohort of researchers and engaging with students in scholarly activities of the Centre, such as public lectures, workshops, impact activity, digital resource curation, and reading group. CREATe also regularly hosts visiting PhD students for periods ranging from several weeks to one year.
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CREATe offers unique, world-class opportunities for postgraduate research
CREATe research agenda is currently structures around seven themes at the intersection of Creativity, Technology and Markets. They include (1) Dealing with Creators, (2) Legal History and Cultural Memory, (3) The Law of Innovation, (4) Automation, Decentralisation and Platforms, (5) Access to Knowledge, (6) The Political Economy of Digital Regulation, and (7) Digital Technologies and Humanism.
If you have an interesting (but not necessarily fully developed) research proposal in one of the themes listed above, you should get in touch with the theme co-leads directly to discuss your interests and funding opportunities.
We welcome proposals especially for bold, interdisciplinary studies and empirical or socio-legal methodologies.
For more information on how to apply to the School of Law, University of Glasgow, please consult Postgraduate Research Opportunities.