NWCDTP Pathways
A pathway is a subject strand, specific to the North West Consortium DTP. It includes subject/department areas common to our 7 institutions and bring them together to form a cross-institutional subject area which brings the best researchers and academics in those fields. The pathways are lead by Pathway leaders in each institutions. Pathways have independence and can organise research conferences, training and other relevant events beneficial to their students.
The NWCDTP has 15 pathways:
Histories, Cultures & Heritage
- Classics
- Heritage (Archaeology, Art History, Museum Studies)
- History
- Law
- Philosophy
- Religions
Creative & Performing Arts
- Creative Writing
- Drama
- Media and Cultural Studies
- Music
- Visual Arts and Design
Languages & Literatures
- English
- Linguistics
- Language-Based Area Studies
- Modern Languages and Translation Studies
Disciplines by Partner HEI
Keele University
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- School of Humanities
- Keele Business School
- School of Law
- School of Social, Political and Global Studies
- Instittue of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Educational Research
- English Literature and Creative Writing
- History
- Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)
- Languages and Cultures
- Law School
- Linguistics and English Language
- Politics, Philosophy and Religion (PPR)
- Sociology
- Lancaster Arts
University of Liverpool
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- School of Arts
- School of Histories, Languages and Cultures
- School of Law and Social Justice
- Management School
University of Manchester
Faculty of Humanities
- Alliance Manchester Business School
- School of Arts, Languages and Cultures
- School of Environment, Education and Development
- School of Social Sciences
Manchester Metropolitan University
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
- Manchester School of Art
- Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences
- Manchester Fashion Institute
- School of Composition
- School of Keyboard Studies
- School of Strings
- School of Vocal Studies and Opera
- School of Wind, Brass and Percussion
- Conducting
- Popular Music
- Academic Studies
University of Salford
School of Arts and Media
- Arts, Media and Communication Research Centre