CCMS groups
Our research groups work to further our understandings of the relationships between culture, media and society within and beyond the academy
PhD projects
Read the latest projects from the Centre for Culture, Media and Society PhD students
Anti-Racism
The Anti-Racism Research Group provides the opportunity for researchers and practitioners to discuss, study and tackle racial inequality and oppressive practices.
Cultural heritage
This multidisciplinary research group broadly aims to encompass unwritten, unofficial histories and vernacular culture relating to all forms of media, events, traditions, rituals, spaces and places.
Film and television
This research group brings together a diverse group of researchers from across the University who are aligned by a broad interest in film, television and related screen media.
Digital culture
The Digital Culture group researches ideas of 'the digital' and of changing and emerging cultural forms that are shaping citizen and media practices.
Exploring the Experience of Arab Female Cartoonists
Project by Afraa Alyoussef, exploring the conditions of practice and experience of some of the Arab women cartoonists currently in active service
Projects
Learn about the research projects undertaken by Centre for Culture, Media and Society
Below the Line: Decentering Narratives from the Stanley Kubrick Archive
Project by Catriona McAvoy considering how intersectional methods can be used to find marginalised voices within the Stanley Kubrick Archive (SKA) and to explore their stories
French Nightmares - Contemporary Horror, Culture and Historical Trauma
Project by Oliver Hicks aiming to form a comparative study of modern French horror history