Applications are open for the Arts Health Research Intensive 2027, presented by the Social Biobehavioural Research Group in partnership with the WHO Collaborating Centre for Arts & Health at UCL, the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and the University of Edinburgh PATHS Research Group.
If you are looking to develop knowledge, skills, and contacts in arts and health, then this course is for you!
We are delighted to partner with the Royal Albert Hall for this year’s Research Intensive in London. Founded to promote the arts and sciences, the Hall has hosted world-leading figures in music, dance and politics since its stage opened in 1871. Earlier this year, Professor Daisy Fancourt became the Royal Albert Hall’s first Associate Scientist, supporting its growing Creative Wellbeing programme and community engagement activity.
What?
A week-long immersive training course that provides a rich introduction to the evidence base around arts in health and fundamentals of evaluation and research. In this course, attendees will:
- Explore the development and scope of the field
- Learn about psychological, physiological, social and behavioural effects of arts engagement
- Discover research and evaluation methodologies
- Discuss practicalities and issues in carrying out research
- Engage in group-based debates, activities and presentations
Who?
This course is suitable for those with a background or interest in the arts, healthcare, community health or social care, and research, and who wish to learn more about the field and meet others who share their interests. We prioritise participants with prior research training and/or experience.
When?
14 – 18 June 2027
Where?
Royal Albert Hall in London, UK
Learn more and apply
Please visit our website to learn more about the course and to apply. There you will find information on the course schedule, fees and funding opportunities, as well as past participants’ insights.
We look forward to receiving your application!