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Our current research students

Arts and Humanities

Student name	Student programme	Supervisor(s)	Project
Niro Amin	Arts and Humanities	Professor Joanne Winning	Professional Development in Primary Care: Managing ill health among General Practitioners.
Jaswinder Blackwell	Arts and Humanities	Dr Katie Maclean (GEDS) Dr Louise Owen	‘Smile You’re on Stage: acting out emotional labour in the service sector.
Elizabeth Yang	Arts and Humanities	Dr Joel McKim Dr Silke Arnold-de Simine	Consuming Memory: ‘Transition Memory’ and the role of Dark Tourism in Northern Ireland.
Paula Clemente Vega	Arts and Humanities	Dr Mari-Paz Balibrea Enriquez Dr Sophie Hope	Postcolonising Desire and Representation. Intersectional Aesthetics and Testimonial Narratives in Spanish and British Cultural Institutions.
Parnian Ferdossi	Arts and Humanities	Professor Patrizia Di Bello Dr Scott Rodgers	Heterotopography; A Project for Tehran to Be Examined through Photography
Caroline Molloy	Arts and Humanities	Professor Patrizia Di Bello Dr Emma Sandon	Re-imagined communities: understanding the visual habitus of transcultural photographs.
Leila Nassereldein	Arts and Humanities	Dr Silke Arnold-de Simine Professor Esther Leslie	Methodological Correspondences in Walter Benjamin and Humphrey Jennings' Interwar Work: Crisis, Historiography and the Collated Aesthetic.
Maria Patsou	Arts and Humanities	Dr Fintan Walsh Professor Joanne Winning	Representations of mental illness in contemporary performance
Carly Robinson	Arts and Humanities	Dr Caroline Edwards Dr Nathalie Wourm	Schizo-narratives – feminist activism through affect in contemporary experimental writing.
Gerrie Van Noord	Arts and Humanities	Dr Luisa Calè Professor Patrizia Di Bello Dr Ben Cranfield (external)	The Fringes. Publications on Art: Intersections of the Curatorial, the Translational and the Authorial.

Humanities and Cultural Studies

Student name	Student programme	Supervisor(s)	Project
Pedro Castelo Ferreira	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Dr Luis Trindade	"How Portuguese architectural periodicals helped form the architectural discipline and its discourses in Portugal from the early 1900’s to the late 1980’s."
Eu Jin Chua	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Esther Leslie
Hyder Jawad	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Barry Curtis	Football in Apartheid Liverpool, 1878-1981.
Senam Okudzeto	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Mark Crinson	Ghana Must Go: Modernity, Memory and Material Culture in Post-Independence West Africa.
Jisuk Park	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Garin Dowd	Beckett and Deleuze: Literature of Exhaustion and the Material Imagination.
Christina Parte	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Esther Leslie
Valentina Ravaglia	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Barry Curtis Dr Ben Cranfield (external)
Stephen Sale	Humanities and Cultural Studies	Professor Roger Luckhurst	The Legacy of Weimar Critiques of Technology in the Media Histories of Friedrich Kittler.
Raymond Van de Wiel	Humanities and Cultural Studies

Research students in our departments