Research Round Up

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Our regular research round up provides a useful overview of recent research and statistical reports relevant to the cultural sector in Scotland.

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Previous Editions

 

December 2023

Published: 22 Jan 2024

This edition features a deep dive report from the Arts and Humanities Research Council on crecative communities , as well as research from across topics such as COVID-19, visual arts and craft and EDI

October 2023

Published: 22 Jan 2024

This edition features a new report highlighting what's facing creative industries over the next 5 to 10 years, as well as the Annual Museum Survey 2023, a report on the north of England's creative industries and copyright and competition in video games.

August 2023

Published: 07 Sep 2023

This edition features the latest Screen Scotland report into the Economic Value of the Screen Sector in Scotland, as well as research from across topics such as the Creative Industries, Fair Work, International, Theatre and more.

May 2023

Published: 07 Sep 2023

This edition features an evaluation of the Creative Wellbeing Fund commissioned by Creative Scotland and Education Scotland, in addition to an evaluation of our second phase emergency funding programmes and new research into the effects of COVID on Scottish Traditional Arts.

February 2023

Published: 20 Mar 2023

This edition of the Research Round Up features an evaluation of Creative Scotland’s Youth Arts funding programme, in addition to findings from a review of Creative Scotland supported research into arts and creativity in schools and education in Scotland.