Student residency | 6-8 hours per week
As a student-in-residence at VOX-POP, you will develop your own programme series. In the series, you will explore a particular topic and bring together different perspectives. The basic requirements for a programme at VOX-POP are that it makes connections between everyday life and the humanities, that it involves communities from the city, and that it highlights innovative perspectives.
During your residency you will design your own programme. You will find speakers and performances, write scripts, establish links with collaborators, help promote the programmes and learn to work with a project plan.
VOX-POP is the creative space of the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Amsterdam. Our mission is to highlight the humanities through the connections between art, the city, and societal issues. From poetry nights and art installations to roundtable discussions, film screenings, and creative workshops, VOX-POP organizes and hosts innovative and inspiring events that place the humanities at their core. As a creative space, VOX-POP also supports talent development through programmes for aspiring cultural programmers, including an annually changing Student Programme Team and the student-in-residence positions.
Do you have a great idea for a programme series at VOX-POP and do you recognise yourself in the profile above? Then we would love to get to know you! In order to assess whether your idea is a good fit for VOX-POP, please send us a brief proposal of no more than two pages, including at least the following information:
VOX-POP does not have a set formula for a successful programme. We can work together to find a format that suits you and VOX-POP. Looking for inspiration? Then take a look at the programmes of current student residents, or have a look at our agenda or programme archive.
Apply by sending your CV and proposal to c.t.c.thomas@uva.nl, addressed to Cleo Thomas, by 16 September. If you have any questions about the position, please email c.t.c.thomas@uva.nl. Interviews will take place during the week of 23 September.