Association For Art History

2 job(s) at Association For Art History

Association For Art History
Jun 04, 2025
Full time
The Dowley/Retford Studentship in History of Art Outstanding candidates for postgraduate research in the History of Art are invited to apply for The Dowley/Retford Studentship. This PhD studentship, based in the School of Historical Studies at Birkbeck and supported by the Dowley Charitable Trust, covers full-time home fees and an annual stipend. Qualification type: MPhil/PhD Length: 3 years full-time Eligibility: home students/applicants starting in September 2025 or January 2026 Location: London Funding provided: tuition fees paid in full and an annual stipend for living costs of £20,000. The application will prompt you for details of any scholarships or grants you intend to apply for.Please ensure you respond with: Dowley/Retford Studentship 2025. If this section is left blank, your application will not be picked up for assessment. A research proposal of up to 2,000 words. Transcripts of relevant studies and, where appropriate, a letter from your course coordinator predicting the expected degree result (for those who still have to complete their current Master's-level programme). A sample of writing such as your MA dissertation, or similar. References Referees will be automatically prompted to upload their references when you submit your application. We strongly encourage you to contact referees as early as possible to ensure theyare prepared to upload their reference by the referee deadline (see below). Closing date for applications: Monday 16 June 2025, 5pm Deadline for references/supporting statement: Monday 23 June 2025, 5pm Interview date for shortlisted applicants: Monday 30 June 2025 About the Dowley Charitable Trust The Dowley Charitable Trust was set up by Emma and Justin Dowley. Dr Emma Dowley is a History of Art graduate from Birkbeck. The studentship has also been named in honour of Kate Retford, Professor of History of Art at Birkbeck and Emma's PhD supervisor.
Association For Art History
Jun 04, 2025
Full time
Venice in Peril Fund: Part-Time Operations Manager We are seeking a highly organised and proactive Operations Manager to ensure the smooth running of our office and support our team in achieving the charity's mission. This is a part-time role that spans various responsibilities, including administration, financial management, and event coordination. Job Description About Us Venice in Peril Fund is dedicated to the conservation of Venice's art and architecture. As a charity, we play a crucial role in raising awareness and funds to address the challenges facing this unique city. We believe in making a tangible difference, and we are looking for someone who shares this passion for our mission. About the Role We are seeking a highly organised and proactive Operations Manager to ensure the smooth running of our office and support our team in achieving the charity's mission. This is a part-time role that spans various responsibilities, including administration, financial management, event coordination, and supporter relations. Why Work for Us? Flexible, part-time working hours (24-32 hours per week, depending on your preference). Opportunity to contribute to a globally significant cause and make a tangible impact. Annual leave and pension contributions (pro rata). Central London office location with occasional opportunities to work remotely. Location: Venice in Peril Fund CIO, 75 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6EL Salary: £32,000-£36,000 per annum (pro rata, based on 3/4 days per week) Job Requirements Skills and Experience A strong interest in Venice and its cultural heritage, with a good understanding of the city's art and architecture scenes. Proven experience in operations management, office administration, or a similar role (charity or non-profit experience is a plus). Exceptional organisational skills, with a proactive and solution-focused approach. Strong IT proficiency, including familiarity with databases (Beacon experience is an advantage). Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an eye for detail. Knowledge of charity governance and fundraising practices. An understanding of the heritage and cultural sectors in the UK and Italy. Job Responsibilities Operational Management: Manage London office operations and technology Support team and volunteers Administer Membership database (GDPR compliance) Produce Annual Report Events/Communications: Manage website, social media, communications Coordinate newsletters and promotional materials Support events planning and execution Assist with Venice Patron Trip logistics Governance: Ensure regulatory compliance Develop heritage partnerships Write proposals and sponsor reviews