How do ethics influence the development policies for accessing public collections which are essentially restricted by law: A case study of the Royal A

这个项目将要求成功的学生对当前的政策和立法进行批判性的、研究和实践的知情分析，以了解国家武器和装甲博物馆独特收藏的类型。与皇家军械博物馆和利兹大学博物馆、美术馆和遗产批评研究中心的收藏品总监和收藏品服务负责人合作，这项研究将质疑当前的做法，并寻求支持未来政策的发展，与皇家军械博物馆进一步了解博物馆如何履行其公共角色的雄心保持一致。

This project will require the successful student to develop a critical, research and practice informed analysis of current policy and legislation that informs access to the types of collections uniquely housed by the National Museum of Arms and Armour. Working with the Director of Collections and Head of Collections Services at the Royal Armouries and the University of Leeds' Centre for Critical Studies in Museums, Galleries and Heritage, the research will question current practice and look to support the development of future policy, in line with the Royal Armouries' ambition to understand further how the Museum fulfils its public role.