Research degrees

You can find out more about our available research degrees on the following prospectus pages:

PhD/MPhil Film Studies; Media Studies; Communication Studies - PhD, MPhil Music, Music Therapy, Theatre - PhD/MPhil Fine Art

Doing your research degree in a cross-disciplinary environment is an exciting opportunity for your career. Digital culture is by definition a multidisciplinary field, where critical and creative skills in theory and aesthetics of media cultures are as important as practical knowledge of software and technological practices.

CoDE offers a supportive cross-disciplinary platform for MPhil and PhD studies. Our affiliated staff have wide theory and practice experience in a range of fields that touch on key areas of digital culture research.

Areas of expertise include:

media archaeology
digital humanities
network culture studies
cultural and media theory
creative music technologies (in various practices and environments from physical computing to immersive sound and multimedia environments)
experimental approaches to music and art.

In addition, research areas of interest in digital media include:

games
pedagogical applications of on-line virtual environments
avatar animation and portability
audio analysis and synthesis
creative on-line design
internet technologies
video scene reconstruction
image processing
spatial and other data visualization
technologies for supporting visually impaired people
mobile device technologies
networks and digital media
other media applications

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Research degrees

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