PhD in Management - Management and the Humanities in York United Kingdom | University of York

The arts and humanities possess the power to break through traditional thought patterns, stimulating and testing the ethical perspectives of professionals.

As fundamental cultural practices, we apply this focus on cultural dynamics to organizational contexts. Our initiatives investigate participatory art's impact on worker mobilization, diverse visual techniques for collecting delicate information, and photographic approaches like photo elicitation, mosaic creation, and filmmaking as research instruments - with photography serving as both methodology and final product. Our team has created multiple critically acclaimed research films.

We pioneer unconventional research methodologies. Our scholars have utilized artistic displays and live performances as dual-purpose tools for data collection and knowledge dissemination, partnering with cultural institutions like galleries, museums, and performance venues. We've developed original techniques for working with historical records. Our partnerships span notable institutions including London's LEtrangre, York's National Railway Museum, Manchester's National Football Museum and Wembley Stadium, England's National Coal Mining Museum, and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.