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Raju’s research focuses on Financial Technologies, Big Data Analysis, Computational Finance, Financial Econometrics and Operations Research.

Annemijn studies differences in the cognitive representation of abstract concepts (e.g. time, future selves, brands) and explores how these differences drive our (consumer) behaviour, motivation, well-being and emotions.

Tony’s work has involved arts documentaries, alternative/community media and practice research in the moving image.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Race, Media and Social Justice offers a rigorous and academic approach to deepen your understanding of contemporary issues regarding race and ethnicity, in order to form your own interventions that can contribute to social justice and equality.

C.D. Rose was awarded the £10,000 ţţ×ÊÔ´ Prize at a ceremony at Foyles in central London.

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Doyle, Peter. 2021. 'For Every Sailor Afloat, Every Soldier at the Front': Princess Mary’s Christmas Gift, 1914. London: Unicorn Press. ISBN 9781913491536. ‘Kitchener’s Mob’: Myth and Reality in Raising the New Army, 1914-15 Doyle, Peter.

Abotsi, Emma and Hoechner, Hannah. 2022. Transnational migration and educational change: examples of Afropolitan schooling from Senegal and Ghana. Anthropology & Education Quarterly, 53(4), pp. 376-395. ISSN 0161-7761. Negotiating the ‘Ghanaian’

Douglas, Lee. 2025. Histories of Extraction, Toxicity, and River Ghosts on and Beyond the Page. TRAJECTORIA. Anthropology, Museums and Art, 6, ISSN 2435-4074. The Probable Revolution: Archival Images, (Im)materiality, and the Reactivation of

Dr Alex Dymock’s expertise lies principally in sexuality and gender studies with a focus on criminalised and marginalised sexual desires and practices.