Postgraduate Research
The objective of the Postgraduate R&D Skills Training Programme (Strand 1) is to provide highly skilled graduates with research and development training – including the disciplines of advanced research techniques and the application of new knowledge and technologies. Ultimately, this leads to the award of a Masters (by Research) degree.
Participating graduates will gain the skills to provide advice and technical support, which will help industry to become and to remain competitive.
The research students are based on campus and each project is supervised by two academic staff from their chosen specialist areas – some supervisory relationships are partnerships with academics from other educational institutions. The programme is two years in duration, during which time students receive an annual student grant as well as funding for travel and materials. The Following students are currently pursuing their Strand 1 Masters by Research projects.
Strand 1 active students summery
| Student Name | Supervisors | Project title |
|---|---|---|
| Vaari Claffey |
Paula Gilligan |
Professional Business and Critical Models in Visual Arts Curation |
Siobhan Gallagher |
Paula Gilligan, Therese Moylan | Female Enterprise and the informal economy: the case of Ireland in the 19th Century |
| Kieran McBride | Maeve Connolly, Paula Gilligan | Arts Programming and the Broadcast Media in Ireland |
| Ruth McHugh | Kelly Davidson, Paula Gilligan | Visual Arts Development and Cultural Tourism: The Case of Ireland 1990 - 2008 |
| Deirdre Kelly | Carol MacKeogh, John Greaney | Young People Online: The Alchemy of the Virtual and the real in the Performance of Identity on Interactive Sites |
| Lisa Fitzgerald | Elaine Sission, Kelly Davidson | Site-Specific Performance and the Development of Audience for Theatre |
| Miriam O' Connor | Justin Carville, Kelly Davidson | Digital Ethics: Photojournalism and the Public Sphere in the Age Citizen - Journalism and the Camera phone |
| Kevin Power | Grainne Kirwan, Marion Palmer | Evaluation of Cognitive Skill: Improvements using Technological and text-based skills training tools |
The Following students have successfully completed their Masters by Research at IADT
| Student Name | Supervisors | Project Title | Year of Graduation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orla Byrne | Dipti Pandya (IRCHSS), Colm O' Gorman (UCD) | Optimising the range of services offered by business incubators to high professional start ups | 2005 |
| Annie Scaife | Josephine Browne, Therese Moylan | Female Entrepreneurship: the role of effective business support | 2005 |
| Niamh Caprani | Nicola Porter, John Greaney | Development of a technology - Mediated Memory Aid for Aldur Adults | 2009 |
| Anne Marie Curran | Justine Carville, Stephanie Rains | The Impact of Culture on Irish Domestic Photography | 2009 |
| Lucie Corcoran | Irene Connolly, Mona Moore | Cyberbullying: A new Dimension to an Old Problem | 2009 |
| Lisa Gorry | Tim McNichols, Grainne Kirwan | The Role of Employers' Conceptions of Intelligence in Recruitment f individuals with Intellectual Disabilities | 2009 |
More information on the Postgraduate Research & Development Skills Programme is available from the Development Office. Contact 01 239644 or development@iadt.ie.
The objective of the Postgraduate R&D Skills Training Programme (Strand 1) is to provide highly skilled graduates with research and development training – including the disciplines of advanced research techniques and the application of new knowledge and technologies. Ultimately, this leads to the award of a Masters (by Research) degree.
Participating graduates will gain the skills to provide advice and technical support, which will help industry to become and to remain competitive.
The research students are based on campus and each project is supervised by two academic staff from their chosen specialist areas – some supervisory relationships are partnerships with academics from other educational institutions. The programme is two years in duration, during which time students receive an annual student grant as well as funding for travel and materials. The Following students are currently pursuing their Strand 1 Masters by Research projects.
Strand 1 active students summery
| Student Name | Supervisors | Project title |
|---|---|---|
| Vaari Claffey |
Paula Gilligan |
Professional Business and Critical Models in Visual Arts Curation |
Siobhan Gallagher |
Paula Gilligan, Therese Moylan | Female Enterprise and the informal economy: the case of Ireland in the 19th Century |
| Kieran McBride | Maeve Connolly, Paula Gilligan | Arts Programming and the Broadcast Media in Ireland |
| Ruth McHugh | Kelly Davidson, Paula Gilligan | Visual Arts Development and Cultural Tourism: The Case of Ireland 1990 - 2008 |
| Deirdre Kelly | Carol MacKeogh, John Greaney | Young People Online: The Alchemy of the Virtual and the real in the Performance of Identity on Interactive Sites |
| Lisa Fitzgerald | Elaine Sission, Kelly Davidson | Site-Specific Performance and the Development of Audience for Theatre |
| Miriam O' Connor | Justin Carville, Kelly Davidson | Digital Ethics: Photojournalism and the Public Sphere in the Age Citizen - Journalism and the Camera phone |
| Kevin Power | Grainne Kirwan, Marion Palmer | Evaluation of Cognitive Skill: Improvements using Technological and text-based skills training tools |
The Following students have successfully completed their Masters by Research at IADT
| Student Name | Supervisors | Project Title | Year of Graduation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orla Byrne | Dipti Pandya (IRCHSS), Colm O' Gorman (UCD) | Optimising the range of services offered by business incubators to high professional start ups | 2005 |
| Annie Scaife | Josephine Browne, Therese Moylan | Female Entrepreneurship: the role of effective business support | 2005 |
| Niamh Caprani | Nicola Porter, John Greaney | Development of a technology - Mediated Memory Aid for Aldur Adults | 2009 |
| Anne Marie Curran | Justine Carville, Stephanie Rains | The Impact of Culture on Irish Domestic Photography | 2009 |
| Lucie Corcoran | Irene Connolly, Mona Moore | Cyberbullying: A new Dimension to an Old Problem | 2009 |
| Lisa Gorry | Tim McNichols, Grainne Kirwan | The Role of Employers' Conceptions of Intelligence in Recruitment f individuals with Intellectual Disabilities | 2009 |
More information on the Postgraduate Research & Development Skills Programme is available from the Development Office. Contact 01 239644 or development@iadt.ie.
