Participate in small-ship-based cultural expeditions with Lindblad Expeditions in partnership with National Geographic. Serve as Historian with a specialism in art and material culture. Provide onsite talks and ship-board lectures on topics related to a variety of itineraries, primarily based around Europe and the Mediterranean. See https://world.expeditions.com/about/expedition-team/matthew-whyte/

Assistant Lecturer in History of Art since 2024. Graduate Teaching Assistant in History of Art 2015-24.

Coordinator of the Diploma in European Art History with Adult Continuing Education (ACE) at University College Cork.

Conducted research for PhD degree in the History of Art Department under the title College of Arts, Celtic Studies, and Social Sciences Excellence Scholar. My doctoral research centred on Italian art of the late medieval and Early Renaissance periods with an emphasis on sculpture, incorporating questions of the religious, political, and social circumstances which informed the art of these periods. My research questions analysed the role played by artistic archaism in the late fifteenth century as a means of addressing issues of spiritual reform in the period.