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Primary page content. Genève Brossard's MPhil/PhD Art research project. The female boxer is a useful cipher to unpack visual and cultural questions of representation and abstract sensation as they are addressed in contemporary art-making. In this

Primary page content. John Timberlake's MPhil/PhD Art research project. My current area of interest is Photography, Picturing the Sublime: Subjectivity and Realism. My initial focus, interrogating the traditional oppositional diad of realism and

Primary page content. Thomas Strøbech's MPhil/PhD Art research project. Strobech finds himself suspended in a network of fictions somewhere between Cervantes’ happy fantasy Don Quixote and the modern painful versions of the fable of “men and

SYNAPSE is a programme of workshops and business development support for students to explore entrepreneurial tools, think about their wider future.

This is a beginner’s course in Mandarin Chinese suitable for those with no prior/some experience of the language.

Primary page content. Foluke Taylor's PhD research project. Creative writing in a Black Feminist context: Therapeutic possibility. This project proposes that creative writing in a Black Feminist context uniquely helps engender an abolitionist mode

Primary page content. Alicja Rogalska's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This interdisciplinary, practice-based research project examines how future-oriented socially-engaged art practice can contribute to our understanding of, and intervene in, the

Primary page content. Bridget Kennedy's MPhil/PhD Art research project. During this practice based PhD I will use a process based, sculptural practice to explore the correlatives between the materiality and social rituals of the nuclear industrial

Primary page content. Chris Groenveld's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This art practice-as-research project investigates the role of Tripadvisor as an unexpected digital repository of reflections on Holocaust memorial sites, focusing on user

Primary page content. Morag Colquhoun's MPhil/PhD Art research project. Trofannolismo is a planetary re-imagination of 1960s Brazilian Tropicália (Oiticica, 1966-7) from a perspective of rural Wales. It combines the Welsh word for tropical with the