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ţţ×ÊÔ´' campus and students are characterised by contrasts. Everyone is different and feels free to express their identity yet there is an overriding sense of community and care for each other.

Primary page content. Mike Cooter's MPhil/PhD Art research project. The term ‘MacGuffin’ emerged in the late 1930s as a casually-applied and pointedly ill-defined appellation for a type of narratively-structured and socially-organising artefact

Primary page content. Simon Clark's MPhil/PhD Art project. My research grows from the point at which psychoanalytical language is unable to contend with and capture the uniquely liminal state of undeadliness proffered by zombie fiction. I invent a

Primary page content. Laura Burns's MPhil/PhD Art research project. A practice-based PhD traversing the performance and pedagogy of an animist worldview, as a response to environmental crisis. This project takes as its starting point the

This practice-based research project reconfigures a novel conception of the phenomenon of camouflage to both exercise and theorise new relational models of subjectivity through choreographic practice.

Primary page content. Nina Höchtl's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This PhD uses a queer reading strategy to explore the performative sites of lucha libre (wrestling in Mexico). My research inhabits the space behind the scene, the space between

Living in a different country will often mean you are living amongst different communities and ethnicities.

Funding rates for students going abroad as part of the Turing funding.

Primary page content. Tom Wood's PhD research project. Examining the therapeutic benefits of ‘Blue Space’ exposure for autistic adults with sensory processing difficulties: A randomised controlled trial. Tom’s work examines how exposure to,

Chinese folk songs are the collective oral poetry of the working people that can be sung or recited, mostly in verse.