Participating Universities
Explore the complete list of Participating Universities involved with the Netherlands Research School for Media Studies.
RMeS Mission
The Netherlands Research School for Media Studies (RMeS) is a national network of academic experts in media research.
RMeS Podcast
In this podcast series the RMeS PhD council interviews media doctors that either work in or outside academia.
Join RMeS at Discord
The RMeS PhD Council invites RMa, PhD students, and postdocs in Media Studies to join the RMeS Grad Students Discord!
CfP Symposium: Communication Reimagined: Narratives, New Media, and Beyond
/in Media Studies News /by ChantalWe invite PhD researchers to take part in the upcoming symposium Communication Reimagined: Narratives, New Media, and Beyond, taking place on 12 June 2025 at Radboud University in Nijmegen.
RMeS Masterclass: Doing Media Research by Michael Stevenson and Misha Kavka
/in Media Studies News /by Chantal27 May 2025 | University of Amsterdam
Building on the recent publication of Doing Media Research (Stevenson and Kavka 2025), this workshop-style masterclass is devoted to reflecting on the fundamentals of idea-driven media research, and applying this knowledge in peer-review.
Vacancy: PhD on Interfaces of Intelligence: How Generative AI Reshapes Knowledge, Media, and Interpretation
/in Media Studies News, Vacancies /by ChantalUniversity of Amsterdam | Application closes on 23-3-2025
Are you looking for a challenging position in a dynamic setting? ASCA currently has a vacant PhD position as part of the Starting Grant project Interface of Intelligence: How Generative AI Reshapes Knowledge, Media, and Interpretation, led by principal investigator Dr. Erik Borra, Dr. Alex Gekker and Dr. Bernhard Rieder. ASCA is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research AIHR.
Symposium: Studying audiovisual media experiences (University of Groningen)
/in Media Studies News /by Chantal5 March, 14:00-18:30 | University of Groningen
This symposium explores innovative and interdisciplinary research approaches to studying lived experiences in the fields of film and media studies. The event brings together international researchers working with both qualitative and quantitative methods of investigating experiences of film and other contemporary audiovisual media production and reception.
CfP Reminder: Automating Democracy: AI Use Between Social Justice and Social Control
/in Media Studies News /by Chantal22-23 May 2025 | Erasmus University Rotterdam
Deadline for abstracts: January 15, 2025
A kind reminder that the deadline for abstract submissions for the ECREA Communication & Democracy Section’s off-year conference, Automating Democracy: AI Use Between Social Justice and Social Control is coming up on January 15, 2025.