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Welcome to MeCCSA, the subject association that represents all who teach or research in Higher Education in media, communications and cultural studies, whether in arts, humanities or social sciences departments. This includes practice-based work as well as more 'academic' disciplines. More about MeCCSA...
MeCCSA conference 2010London School of Economics
Wed 6 - Fri 8 January 2010 Hosted by the Department of Media and Communications CompetitionsBest Poster
The MeCCSA Executive Committee offered a poster competition prize of£100. Prize Awarded to Rosidayu Sabran (University of Leicester), for the poster Political Economy of Conglomeration and its impact on television programming: the case of Malaysia.
Best Paper on Art, Design and Media for Higher Education
The Art Design Media - Higher Education Academy Subject Centre (ADM-HEA) offered a £500 prize and publication for the best paperanalysing key issues impacting on media, communications and culturalstudies in higher education. Prize Awarded to Daniel Ashton (Bath Spa University) for the paper 'You just end up feeling more professional': Media production and industry ready personhood.
Best Paper on Media and Communications Policy
LSE's Department of Media and Communications offered a £300 prize andpublication in its Media@LSE Electronic Working Paper Series for thebest paper addressing critical perspectives on key issues of policyrelevance in a convergent media and communications industry. Prize Awarded to Prof.Steven Barnett (University of Westminster), What’s Wrong with Media Monopolies? A Lesson from History and a New Approach to Media Ownership Policy
MeCCSA AGM 2010 documents
Three-D newsletter - Issue 13  October 2009In this issue: Apocalypse now: climate change, Digital Britain and REF! (Einar Thorsen); Features: Climate change, sustainability, and higher education (Peter Brooks, Neil T.Gavin, Alex Lockwood); Digital Britain (Steven Barnett, Patricia Holland, Peter Lewis), From RAE to REF (Peter Golding); Reports and initiatives: Chair’s report (Christine Geraghty), MeCCSA Annual Conference (Robin Mansell, Myria Georgiou), My five years at MeCCSA (Salvatore Scifo), Practice Section (Jason Lee), Women’s Media Studies Network, Policy Network (Máire Messenger Davies, Natalie Fenton), Postgraduate Network (Shelley Thompson, Amy Chambers, Jennifer Krase, Jean Northam). Back issues… Climate change, sustainability, and the media29 April, 2010 MeCCSA Climate Change, Environment and Sustainability Network launch event. University of Westminster Hosted by School of Media, Arts and Design in collaboration with ConnectionFactory > Conference information The Public Intellectual: Feminism, Power, Celebrity25 May, 2010 Location: British Library Hosted by Centre for Research in Sex, Gender and Sexuality, Roehampton University, London Co-sponsored by: The MeCCSA Women’s Media Studies Network and the Journal of Gender Studies > Conference information MeCCSA Postgraduate Conference 201030 June - 1 July, 2010
University of Glasgow
Hosted by the Department of Theatre, Film & Television Studies
> Conference information
Brochure: Media programmes at universityThis brochure was sent to all schools and colleges to help people choose what media course to take at university. It explains the range of courses available and what kind of careers they can lead to. More detailed information can be found in the FAQs . CommunicationsMeCCSA on JISCmail MeCCSA and its Networks operate discussion and information lists through the JISCmail system. Click the following links for information or to join: The MeCCSA Radio Studies Network encourages interested colleagues to subscribe to the Radio Studies list, a forum for teachers, researchers and broadcasters active since 1998.
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