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Early Career Academic Fellow: Photographic History

Posted by Michael Pritchard on November 4, 2018 at 2:00

Newly qualified PhDs in photographic history may be interested in two Early Career Academic Fellow (ECAF) positions at De Montfort University. The position will ultimately lead to tenure in 2020. DMU is home to the Photographic History Research Centre and runs a MA history of photography programme.

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