Critical and Cultural Theory Cardiff University

Overview

The PhD/MPhil in Critical and Cultural Theory at Cardiff University enables postgraduate researchers to explore topics in aspects of critical theory including critical race theory, postcolonial theory, feminist theory, gender studies and queer theory, eco-criticism and various approaches developing out of structuralism and post-structuralism.

Distinctive features

• A dynamic and supportive interdisciplinary research culture
• Training to develop and enhance transferable skills that will increase students’ employability in an increasingly competitive jobs market, both inside and outside of Higher Education
• Access to a diverse range of research training and professional development opportunities, including a generic training programme and thesis workshops that allow you the opportunity to present work in progress to your peers.
• Access to a dedicated suite of research rooms
• Graduate teaching opportunities on the undergraduate degree upon application as such opportunities arise, with support from the University’s Learning and Teaching Academy via the Associate Fellowship Programme for those undertaking graduate tutoring roles
• Postgraduate research students can apply for School funding to attend academic conferences and/or undertake archival/library visits.