WIRE by FilmEU

The DOCTUS workshop series are an initiative designed to equip PhD candidates with transferable skills for applying theory to cultural texts (films, TV series, etc.) while learning from film professionals and artistic researchers. The first workshop takes place at Tallinn University, Estonia, on March 26–27, 2025, with future sessions in Bratislava (May) and Sofia (June). This two-day event focuses on nostalgia and migration, but all topics are welcome—the key goal is networking and combining theory with practice. What to Expect ? Talks, workshops, and film screenings ? Study visits and networking events ? A platform to refine your PhD project This series also supports applications for the Novus artistic grant and the 2026 ARE – Artistic Research Exhibition. Who Can Apply? PhD candidates from Lusófona University, IADT, LUCA, Tallinn University, LMTA, NATFA, V?MU, VIA University College, and beyond. Research master’s students are also encouraged to apply. ?? Where? Tallinn University, Estonia ?? When? 26–27 March 2025 ?? Deadline: 21 February 2025 | Results by: 25 February Apply here: wire.filmeu.eu

We’re excited to launch the FilmEU CommUnity Platform, a collaborative online space for students, staff, and researchers from our partner institutions. What can you do on the platform? ? Log in easily with your institutional account—no extra passwords needed! ? Access open calls for FilmEU and WIRE projects, as well as external opportunities. ? Join or create groups around your academic and creative interests. ? Stay informed about FilmEU events—now all in one place! ? Explore the FilmEU Cosmos and learn about other projects involving FilmEU partner institutions. ? Customise your profile to receive personalised content and updates. Log in today at community.filmeu.eu , complete your profile, and start exploring!?

Are you ready to push boundaries and spark new conversations through artistic research? The European University FilmEU invites postgraduate researchers from around the globe to submit their contributions for the Artistic Research Exhibition 2025. This year's theme, Synthetic Rewilding: Between Nature and the Machine, encourages ground-breaking works that challenge conventions, explore the interplay between humanity and the environment, and ignite dialogue around pressing social, political, or ethical questions. Why Apply? - Showcase your research on an international platform. - Be part of a vibrant artistic research community. - Collaborate and connect with researchers. Find out more at ?? https://lnkd.in/dBVFRRcZ

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On 22nd November 2024, Tallinn University hosted WIRE Day, the largest event under the WIRE (Widening Innovation + Research Excellence in FilmEU) project. WIRE aims to strengthen research and innovation capacity within the FilmEU alliance, with a special emphasis on widening countries. #Research #WIRE #FilmEU

On October 8, 2024, the WIRE project hosted its second Collegium session, focusing on Artistic Research: A Range of Definitions and Concepts. Representatives from each partner institution shared insights on the current state of artistic research in their schools. Discussions covered key topics, including the balance between theory and practice, implementation models, and the innovative potential of artistic research. #WIRE #Research #FilmEU #EuropeanUniversity #ArtisticResearch

On September 24, 2024, the WIRE project held its second DOCTUS onboarding session: How to DOCTUS Better. This online session continued the series aimed at aligning partners and refining the programme ahead of the upcoming DOCTUS events. The session focused on learning from best practices and gathering feedback to further enhance the structure and objectives of the initiative. More updates on DOCTUS and other WIRE activities coming soon! #WIRE #FilmEU #ArtisticResearch

On June 24, 2024, the WIRE project hosted a hybrid Collegium event dedicated to Strategic Planning. This training session brought participants together to explore strategic planning approaches that align with WIRE’s goals. The event fostered knowledge-sharing and encouraged interdisciplinary collaboration among the partners. #WIRE #FilmEU #Research #Event #ArtisticResearch

On June 18, 2024, the WIRE project held its first DOCTUS onboarding event: HOW (Not) to DOCTUS. This online session, held from 11:30 to 13:30 CET, was the first in a series designed to prepare contributors for the objectives of the DOCTUS training school. It marked an important step in laying the groundwork for the live DOCTUS event, which took place in Tallinn in November 2024. #WIRE #FilmEU #Research #ArtisticResearch

One year ago, we launched the WIRE project! On January 24, 2024, Lusófona University (Portugal) hosted the hybrid kick-off event, marking the official start of the initiative. Representatives from all partner institutions came together at Lusófona's Lisbon campus for a two-day session dedicated to laying the groundwork for the project’s future success. Over the next few days, we’ll be sharing highlights from the incredible journey that was 2024. And stay tuned—there’s much more to come this year!