Research Reports
The Research Report was first compiled in 1990 as a means of recording the yearly production of published works by staff. Over the years this report has grown to encompass all types of research, including lectures and exhibitions, produced Museum-wide. It is now an invaluable indicator of the depth and variety of material produced yearly by the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The V&A's annual Research Bulletin showcases a selection of pioneering research undertaken across the Museum by staff, visiting research fellows and graduate students. It complements the V&A Research Report, which provides comprehensive information on the whole of the Museum's research output.
The Annual Bulletin of the V&A/RCA Course in the History of Design includes student essays, details on the Degree Recipients, staff research outcomes and alumni news.
All reports are in .pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files.
Research Reports 2012
- Download the Research Report 2012 (PDF file, 557 KB)
Research Reports 2011
Research Reports 2010
- Download the Research Report 2010 (PDF file, 601 KB)
- Download the Research Bulletin 2010 (PDF file, 1 MB)
Research Reports 2009
- Download the Research Report 2009 (PDF file, 322 KB)
- Download the Research Bulletin 2009 (PDF file, 1.7 MB)
Research Reports 2008
- Download the Research Report 2008 (PDF file, 190 KB)
- Download the Research Bulletin 2008 (PDF file, 1 MB)
Research Reports 2007
- Download the Research Report 2007 (PDF file, 334 KB)
- Download the Research Bulletin 2007 (PDF file, 4 MB)
- Download the V&A / RCA Course in the History of Design Bulletin 2007 (PDF file, 2 MB)
Research Reports 2005-6
- Download the Research Report 2005 - 2006 (PDF file, 239 KB)
- Download the Research Bulletin 2006 (PDF file, 505 KB)
Research Report 2003-4
Research Report 2000-2
Research Report 1997-9
Research Report 1995-6
Research Report 1994
Research Report 1993
Research Report 1992
Research Report 1991
Research Report 1990
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