LAHP was created in 2014 as an Arts & Humanities Research Council-funded Doctoral Training Partnership between King’s College London, School of Advanced Study (University of London), and University College London. Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics & Political Science joined the partnership as associate members in 2015 and 2016 respectively. As part of its renewal of Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funding in 2018, the LAHP partnership expanded to eight partners, and in addition to the original five partners it now includes: Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, Royal College of Art, and Royal College of Music. LAHP currently has over 300 funded students and, in line with its original vision, all LAHP training is available to both LAHP-funded and non-funded students across the partnership.
Working in partnership with LAHP’s eight university partners are six core delivery partners: Museum of London; The National Archives; the Metropolitan Police; Google; the Victoria & Albert Museum; and the Wellcome Trust.
LAHP’s institutions offer a world-class environment for training and research. Subject coverage in arts and humanities at LAHP’s institutions is comprehensive and the PhD experience is enriched by our libraries, archives, museums and special collections.
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When was London Arts & Humanities Partnership founded?
London Arts & Humanities Partnership was founded in 2014.
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London Arts & Humanities Partnership is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
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