Learn more about up-and-coming arts and humanities doctoral research

On 15 March, we held our first ‘Meet our PhD Researcher’ event online, showcasing the amazing work of our current generation of Arts and Law PhD scholars

Arts Matters: Meet our PhD Researchers

Early career researchers from across Law, Film, History, Modern Languages, and Philosophy brought their research to life, explaining why their work is vital and the difference it will made across society and culture.

The presentations by our PhD scholars can be viewed below:

Ursula Clarke (PhD Law) - Fostering a circular economy through the closure of the sustainability information gap between producer and consumer. A rare-earth magnet case-study.

Sarah Alshamran (PhD Translation Studies) - Analysing the political feminist discourse in translated novels from Arabic into English after the Arab spring.

Jessica Sutherland (PhD Global Ethics) - Can we blame them? An examination of the moral responsibility of current and former child soldiers

Jemma Saunders (Audio-Visual PhD Film and Television Studies) - ‘Looking for Birmingham: the Fragmented Audio-Visual City’

Andrew Searle (PhD History) - Is Anybody Listening? Amnesty International's Palestine advocacy and the Politics of Human Rights in the UK, 1961-1980