キュレーター研究・実践フェローシップ

The Max Planck–NTU Singapore Centre for Biocultural Worlding (CBCW) is seeking to appoint one Research Fellow in Curatorial Research and Practice for a two‑year, renewable term. The fellow will be embedded in an interdisciplinary, hybrid environment that spans Singapore and Germany, working within the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore. Applicants should hold a PhD in curatorial, art and cultural studies, museum studies, visual anthropology, or related humanities fields, and have research interests aligned with CBCW’s focus on biocultural, biological, cultural, and epistemic diversity. The role involves conducting independent and collaborative curatorial and artistic research on biocultural worlding topics, developing new protocols and toolkits, and forging connections with other CBCW projects and public platforms. Candidates must submit a cover letter, CV, two‑page research proposal, scanned qualifications, and two letters of recommendation via the provided application portal. The fellowship offers a structured research position, a stipend (details not specified), and the opportunity to engage with a global research community. The deadline for applications is 15 October 2026.

research fellowship, two‑year term, renewable, based at NTU CCA Singapore

PhD in curatorial, art and cultural studies, museum studies, visual anthropology, or related humanities fields; research interests aligned with CBCW's biocultural worlding focus.