研究博士学位，文学硕士（Res），MPhil（Res）-媒体研究生

您将成为一个活跃而活跃的研究生社区的成员，其中约有70名博士研究生。我们欢迎博士和博士学位的研究申请。作为博士研究生，您将受到由我们国际知名研究人员学院选拔的两名学术人员组成的团队的监督。我们的研究领域包括：媒体历史，体裁研究，性别和女权主义媒体研究，英国电影，观众和接待研究。
As one of the world's leading centres for the study of film, television and media, our department produces innovative and interdisciplinary research. Drawing on a range of methodologies and approaches, our expertise spans audience and reception studies, British film and television, community media, feminist media studies, popular culture and music, world cinemas and the digital humanities.<br>RESEARCH - You will be part of a thriving and active postgraduate community with around 70 PhD students. We welcome applications for PhDs and MPhil degrees and Masters' by Research.<br>STAFF RESEARCH INTERESTS - As a PhD student, you'll be supervised by a team of two academic staff members drawn from our Faculty of internationally renowned research staff. Our research areas include: Media history, Genre studies, Gender and feminist media studies, British cinema, Audience and reception studies, Practice as research.<br>STUDENT RESEARCH - Student research has included work on marketing film horror, cinema going and youth cultures, women's representation in chick flicks, audiences for reality television in China, sitcom screenwriting, feminisms in US television, women in British cinema, audio drama and podcasting, and American film serials.<br>SEMINARS, STUDY DAYS AND RESEARCH SKILLS TRAINING - As a postgraduate student, you'll be part of our regular research programme. This includes guest lectures, study days, symposia and major international conferences. Recent events have included the International Girls Studies and Women's Film and Television History Network conferences, and symposia on film and the environment, celebrity and stardom, youth media, and new approaches to British cinema and television. You'll take part in our postgraduate training seminars, and you'll have the chance to hone your research and professional skills through sessions organised by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities Graduate School.