If you are thinking of studying for a PhD in areas covered by CSICAD - or within communications, culture and media more generally - you may be interested in applying to NTU's Vice Chancellor's Bursary Scheme to fund your studies. This year's application process is now open and you can find further details of the scheme and how to apply here. The closing date for this year's bursaries is 9am on Friday 15th February.
You can find more information about potential supervisors and their interests on this site. If you have any questions about studying for a PhD in our Centre, please email Joanne Hollows.
Showing posts with label Centre for the Study of Inequality Culture and DIfference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Centre for the Study of Inequality Culture and DIfference. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Centre Launch
We now have the plans finalized for our 'official' launch event for the Centre on Wednesday 10 October 2012.
The launch takes place on Wednesday 10 October (2.00-5.00pm) in CELS001 on the Clifton Campus of NTU. Although there are a limited number of places, if you are interested in joining us, please email Joanne Hollows if you would like to attend.
The
launch gives us an opportunity to introduce the Centre’s aims and
activities, and to introduce the ways in which the outcomes of our research
have an impact on a range of policies and practices. It also showcases some of
our research, featuring a range of papers from staff attached to the Centre. The Centre also provides a focal point for developing research networks
and we are delighted to welcome Dr Matthew Ball from Queensland University of
Technology to help us launch the event. Other speakers include Dr Simon Cross, Professor Martin O'Shaugnessy, Dr Joanne Hollows and Professor Patrick Williams.
The event includes papers on TV, change and continuity in party political appeals to women; film, debt and governance; representations of Palestinians; and heteronormativity, homonormativity and the government of intimate partner violence in LGBTQ communities.
The launch takes place on Wednesday 10 October (2.00-5.00pm) in CELS001 on the Clifton Campus of NTU. Although there are a limited number of places, if you are interested in joining us, please email Joanne Hollows if you would like to attend.
Monday, 23 January 2012
Welcome
Welcome to the website of the newly launched Centre for the Study of Inequality, Culture and Difference. While the site is currently still in development, by clicking on the tabs above, you'll be able to find out more about us and our research. Information about more of our work, more members of staff, events and working papers will follow soon.
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