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University of Gloucestershire: Journalism and Communications
| Institution | University of Gloucestershire |
|---|---|
| Department | School of Business, Computing and Social Sciences |
| Web | http://www.glos.ac.uk |
| Study type | Research |
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 40000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 40000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 40000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 40000 GBP for Whole course |
MA (Res)
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | MA or MSc by Research/MRes Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Research a topic of your choice or work on an extended creative project. Boost your professional practice and develop high-level skills and knowledge to progress your career.
You’ll benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics.
We support research in the following areas:
-
ethics in sports journalism
-
live reporting
-
digital media in live sporting events
-
sport communications
Current postgraduate research includes:
-
‘Post it to make it’: How Women’s Super League Players Frame Themselves on Social Media
-
Musicians of the Movement: A chronological timeline of the influence of high-profile celebrity musicians’ Instagram posts on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Study style
You’ll have the opportunity to choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD (30,000 words for the MA by Research) or, for the practice-based option, create a piece of content or stage a multi-media event and accompany it with a much-shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you’ll have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who haven’t already completed a relevant Master’s degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | PhD PhD by portfolio or publication You’ll also need to write a supporting commentary of 6,000-10,000 words, which clarifies your work’s coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge. Applications from a range of diverse backgrounds IELTS 6.5 (6.0 writing, 5.5 all other components) Research proposal Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page. |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
Summary
Benefit from an experienced team of research-active scholars and industry practitioners who can offer supervision across a range of topics. Staff specialisms include: ethics in sports journalism; communications-management for NGOs; protest campaigns; magazine journalism; broadcast journalism; live reporting; digital media in live sporting events.
Choose between a research-based or practice-based project. For example, write a thesis of 80,000 words for the research-based PhD or, for the practice-based option, create a portfolio of content or a multi-media campaign and accompany it with a shorter written component. As a practice-based student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art studios and equipment.
Students who have not already completed a relevant Masters degree are normally required to complete two research-methods modules: Philosophy and Approaches to Research, and Methodologies and Methods. These sessions and their related assignments will help you lay the critical foundations for your project.
The School of Media runs annual research events such as the Equal Platforms symposium and the Women, Ageing and Media summer school. In addition, there are regular seminars and lectures throughout the academic year, which are open to postgraduate students from across the University. These events allow you to present and develop your research and creative practice in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.
The School of Media can also assist with the costs of presenting your work at international conferences and festivals.
This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research.
For more information and to apply for the Communications and Journalism programme, please visit the subject page via www.glos.ac.uk/Research
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | - MA by Research/MRes: you will need at least a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area. Option to upgrade to a PhD |
| Location | Park Campus - Cheltenham The Park Cheltenham GL50 2RH |
Fees
| EU | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
|---|---|
| England | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Northern Ireland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Scotland | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| Wales | 10000 GBP for Whole course |
| International | 20000 GBP for Whole course |
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