The Centre for Postdigital Cultures (CPC) brings together media theorists, practitioners, activists and artists from more than 15 countries to critically investigate some of the core foundational
The School of Arts, Media, and Communication comprises English and Media and Communication. It is part of the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities.We offer undergraduate degrees in a
The School of Arts, Media, and Communication comprises English and Media and Communication. It is part of the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities. We offer undergraduate degrees in a
Our Cultural Industries subject area and Centre for Cultural Policy Research have a highly experienced team of postgraduate supervisors. We are home to a thriving group of postgraduate research
The London School of Film, Media and Design offers a PhD in Media by individual research within the areas of expertise of the School’s teaching staff. These include Media Studies, Media Arts, Media
The Centre for Global Media and Communication SOAS has an exciting doctoral research programme with a number of students working on an exceptionally wide range of topics, both theoretical and
A programme of self-directed independent study that takes places within a framework of researcher and professional development and with the support of an experienced supervisory team.PhD degrees are
A programme of self-directed independent study that takes places within a framework of researcher and professional development and with the support of an experienced supervisory team.PhD degrees are
Key insights into a research degree in Culture, Media and Film:Supervision by experienced researchers in media, culture, and film disciplines.Opportunities for both theoretical and practice-based
We welcome PhD proposals on a wide variety of research topics relating to theatre, film, television and interactive media.This PhD programme is aimed at individuals:seeking to reach a professional
The PhD by published work route is intended primarily for mid-career research-active academics who, for one reason or another, haven’t had the opportunity to undertake a research programme leading to
Our PhD programme sits within the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), which has a long-established reputation for producing world-leading research. We have 25 supervising staff and
This PhD programme offers opportunities to either study for a traditional written PhD or to combine media theory with practical outputs, with recent doctoral researchers working with institutions