PhD profiles
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Andrew Chatora
Doctoral researcher
Andrew is a seasoned English and Media Teacher, and manages The Media Department at The Bicester School in Oxfordshire county. Media remains an oversubscribed subject at our school, a feat Andrew is immensely proud of. Many of his students have done brilliantly following dabbling in media.
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Ugochukwu Chibuisi
Doctoral researcher
Ugo's passion to become a researcher was awakened after he had completed his undergraduate degree programme with the University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom, where he studied a BEng (Hons) degree in Marine Engineering.
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Shi Ling Chin
Doctoral researcher
Shi Ling Chin was born in Malaysia and started playing the violin at the age of 11. At 17, she was awarded a bursary to further her musical studies at the Birmingham Conservatoire, where she started lessons with Nathaniel Vallois.
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Stephanie Chua
Doctoral researcher
Stephanie's research on cross-cultural differences in perceptual learning aims to adds to our knowledge of cultural diversity - reducing the misconceptions we may have of learning abilities across cultures.
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Ashley Cole
Doctoral researcher
Ashley Cole is a doctoral researcher investigating leadership in black social movements in an attempt to define the internal process that governs social movements.
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Emma Collett
Doctoral researcher
Emma is a p racticing chartered landscape architect with an interest in how we inhabit space and can be cognisant of space and time . B uilt upon a foundation of art practice and e ducated in architecture, landscape and urban design . A p rimaril y visual communicato r , applying abstract ...
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Sue Cook
Doctoral researcher
Sue is a mature, part-time PhD student at Birmingham City University, researching women’s involvement in the Birmingham printing industry and allied trades in the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
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Kendall Cowle
Doctoral researcher
Kendall Cowle (Kenny) is a current PhD candidate within the school of Visual Communication at Birmingham City University and is being funded by Midlands4Cities. Her research focuses specifically on developing new understandings of Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) though the use of photography.
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Martin Cox
Doctoral researcher
Working with industry partners, Martin's research will explore alternative resourcing models for arts activity in urban environments, critically examining the effects of cultural mediation on practice and outcomes.
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Simon Crisp
Doctoral researcher
Simon is a former journalist and news photographer who returned to education (and cultural studies) in 2017 after 15 years working for nation UK newspapers when he was awarded a MA studentship at Birmingham City University as part of the Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership Routes In To PhD study initiative. He is...