John Boyega and Celebrity Activism
By Eleanor Coyne with Dr Rebecca Feasey, Bath Spa University
Subject: Film studies
Intelligence in Contemporary Politics
By Dr Claudia Hillebrand, Cardiff University
Subject: Politics, International relations
Education and the Environment
By Dr Lynda Dunlop, University of York
Subject: Science education (primary and secondary)
Anarchist Themes in Film and Television
By Dr Chris Nunn, University of Greenwich
Subject: Film and Television Studies
Fashion, Sustainability and Beauty
By Jennifer Williams-Baffoe, at University Arts London
Subject: Fashion
Discovering Lesbian Film History Through Mulholland Drive
By Dr. Clara Bradbury-Rance, King's College London
Subject: Film Studies
Chinese Politics and Society
By Thomas R Johnson, University of Sheffield
Subject: International Relations
Film and Existentialism
By Dr David Sorfa, University of Edinburgh
Subject: Film studies, Philosophy
Cinéma-Monde: New Directions in French and Film Studies
By Dr Jamie Steele, Bath Spa University
Subject: Film Studies, French Studies
Stars, Stardom and Representation
By Dr Julie Lobalzo Wright, University of Warwick
Subject: Film and Television Studies
AHRC Disinformation project
By Dr Marina Morani, Dr Nikki Soo and Professor Stephen Cushion, Cardiff University
Subject: Journalism
Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Documentaries
By Professor Nathan Abrams, Bangor University
Subject: Film
Cultural Studies and Creative Industries
By Professor Margaretta Jolly, University of Sussex
Subject: Cultural Studies and Creative Industries
Essential Shakespeare
By Professor Nandini Das, University of Oxford, Exeter College
Subject: Literature
Shakespeare: Performance and Politics
By Dr Ailsa Grant Ferguson, University of Brighton
Subject: Literature
Marketing Communications
By Stephen Raybould, Business School, Birmingham City University
Subject: Marketing Communications
Rome to Renaissance
By Professor Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, University of London
Subject: History
Welsh History, Language and Cultures/Hanes, ieithoedd a diwylliannau Cymru
By Dr Lloyd Roderick, Aberystwyth University
Subject: Welsh Literature, Language, History, Cultural Studies.
Theology and Film
By Dr Stuart Jesson, York St John University
Subject: Theology and Religious Studies
Supply Chain Management
By Dr Sarah Schiffling, Liverpool John Moores University
Subject: Business Management
World Cinema: Contemporary Perspectives
By Dr Jamie Steele, Bath Spa University
Subject: Film Studies
21st Century German Film Pasts, Presents and Futures
By Dr Elizabeth Ward, The Institute of Modern Languages Research, University of London
Subject: German Studies
Infertility and non-traditional family building on screen
By Dr Rebecca Feasey, Bath Spa University
Subject: TV studies, Media Studies
Transformative Services of Botanic Gardens
By Nicholas Catahan, Edge Hill University
Subject: Accountancy, Business and Marketing
Literature and Dance
By Dr Lynsey McCulluch, Coventry University
Subject: English Literature, Dance Studies
Women and Theatre
By Dr Bridie Moore, University of Huddersfield
Subject: Drama, Theatre studies, Performing Arts
Sustainability Marketing
By Stephen Raybould, Birmingham City University
Subject: Marketing, Business studies
Race and Ethnicity on British TV 1970 - 1995
By Dr Gil Toffell, Learning on Screen
Subject: Sociology, History, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Human Geography
Angelina Jolie: Film Stardom, Gender, and Humanitarianism
By Dr Joshua Gulam, Liverpool Hope University
Subject: Film studies
Creative Immersive Storytelling and Human Trafficking
By Dr Shreepali Patel, Anglia Ruskin University, StoryLab
Subject: investigative journalism, TV production techniques, experimental storytelling
Classical Music in Film
By Dr Jonathan Godsall, Royal Holloway, University of London
Subject: Music, film
National and Transnational Spanish Cinema
By Professor Nuria Triana Toribio, University of Kent
Subject: Hispanic Studies and Cinema
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