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Dr Louise Mullagh

Lecturer in Arts Management

Louise Mullagh

The LICA Building

LA1 4YW

Lancaster

Office Hours:

Tuesday 1.00 - 2.00pm

PhD supervision

I am willing to take PhD students who are interested in research in the following areas: Arts Management: Understanding the impact of emerging technologies (e.g., AI) on creative and cultural industries; Impact of emerging technologies on public policy, in particular cultural policy; use of creative methods and design in public policy (with an emphasis on emerging technologies)

Profile

Louise is an inter-disciplinary researcher whose work explores complex socio-technical challenges and the impacts upon the creative and cultural industries. With a background in art history and curatorship, and more recently in public policy, Louise is interested in understanding how emerging technologies, such as AI, will impact upon our arts and culture.

Drawing upon her PhD in Digital Innovation, and her previous experience as a curator, Louise is currently developing projects that seek to engage CCIs in exploring the impact of AI on their industries.

Louise's recent research in public policy (spanning areas such as COIVD-19 Reaction and Resilience and IoT in public places) is being embedded in this new research, through exploring how policy should be designed in order to ensure responsible design and implementation of AI within CCIs. 

Current Teaching

LICA417 - Personal Development (Module Convenor) 

LICA301 - Creative Enterprise 

LICA412 - Strategic Thinking in Creative and Cultural Industries (Module Convenor 2023/24)

LICA414 - Creative Industries Research Project (Module Convenor 2023/24)

Career Details

Prior to becoming Lecturer in Arts Management, Louise was Senior Research Associate in Imagination Lancaster (Population and Policy). She was also Research Associate on the AHRC funded Living Design and Located Making projects at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University. (December 2017 - December 2019).

Louise also has experience of working as an arts manager in museums, and holds an MA in Museum Studies (Manchester) ; MRes in Digital Innovation (EPSRC funded, Lancaster); BA (hons) Fine Art: Practice and Theory (Lancaster) and PhD (EPSRC funded) in Digital Innovation (Lancaster).

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