Educational Programme 2019-2020
We are currently finalizing our educational programme for 2019-2020.
Full programme will be available by the end of August. Registration will open begin September.
RMeS Masterclass: Fandom and Audience Studies Methodologies with Lori Morimoto
1 July 2019 | HU University of Applied Sciences
Lori Morimoto researches transcultural fandoms and East Asian regional media. Her recent work includes chapters in The Companion to Fandom and Fan Studies, Routledge Companion to Media Fandom, Seeing Fans: Representations of Fandom in Media and Popular Culture, and the forthcoming Transatlantic Television Drama and Becoming: Essays on NBC’s Hannibal.
Review: RMeS Network Event – How do You… Collaborate with External Partners?
Collaboration with external partners: Why? How? What are the consequences? This blog is written by Rashid Gabdulhakov (PhD-EUR) As academics, we are still ‘touching the waters’ in matters of collaboration with external partners. Collaboration is a logical and, perhaps, an inevitable scenario in contemporary research. But how do we tune it up? How do we […]
Vacancies: The PhD Council needs you!
Due to a number of graduations, the RMeS PhD Council is looking for new members. The Council meets twice a year and organizes one network event each year. The Council represents the PhD community in the RMeS Advisory Board and gets to evaluate and discuss the direction of the Research School for Media Studies.
Recipient of the first RMeS PhD Workshop Grant: Dr Rik Smit
We are very proud to announce that Dr Rik Smit (University of Groningen) will receive the first RMeS Workshop Grant. The RMeS PhD Council, together with two selected members of the Advisory Board, selected Smit’s proposal out of 4 other proposals. The jury praised Rik Smit’s proposal “Appnography: Researching the apps of life and the […]
RMeS Masterclass: Fandom and Audience Studies Methodologies with Lori Morimoto
/in RMeS News /by Chantal1 July 2019 | HU University of Applied Sciences
Lori Morimoto researches transcultural fandoms and East Asian regional media. Her recent work includes chapters in The Companion to Fandom and Fan Studies, Routledge Companion to Media Fandom, Seeing Fans: Representations of Fandom in Media and Popular Culture, and the forthcoming Transatlantic Television Drama and Becoming: Essays on NBC’s Hannibal.