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Research

The School conducts cutting edge, inter-disciplinary research in journalism, media and cultural studies. We have attracted major research awards from the main funding councils (such as the Arts and Humanities and the Economic and Social Research Councils).

We are also regularly commissioned to carry out research for professional and industry organisations (e.g. the BBC, Independent Television Commission and National Union of Journalists) as well as for regulatory and governmental bodies (such as the Welsh Assembly, Electoral Commission and European Union).

Researcher at a computerResearch Groups

The School's research groups include Journalism Studies; Mediatized Conflict; Race, Representation and Cultural Identity; and Risk, Science, Health and Media.

Research Groups

Researchers on the Representing Public Opinion ProjectFunded Research Projects

We have received major research awards from bodies such as the British Academy, the Leverhulme Trust, the ESRC, the AHRC, the BBC and the Broadcasting Standards Commission.

Funded Research Projects

Example book cover abstract: Captured by the MediaJournals & Publications

Staff at the School publish prolifically in key journalism, media and cultural studies journals and in professional/ industry magazines.

Journals & Publications

Postgraduate Research studentPhD and MPhil Research

The school is home to a thriving cohort of forty five to fifty research students who carry out their research with world-leading scholars and practitioners.

PhD and MPhil Research

 

Latest Research

Mapping the Field: Specialist science news journalism in the UK national media. Funded by the Science and the Media Expert Group (Department of Business, Innovation and Skills)

The President’s Research Scholarships

The President’s Research Scholarship logo

The President’s Research PhD Scholarships are “flagship” Cardiff awards which carry the prestige of association with the University’s new President, the Nobel Prize for Medicine (2007) winner, Professor Sir Martin Evans.

In determining in which areas to make these flagship scholarships available, the University has considered a number of key factors which, collectively, support strong outcomes for the successful scholarship applicants, the research area and the University.

About The President’s Research Scholarships

(Re)-Constructing Multiculturalism Scholarships