Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association
The four UK higher education (HE) funding bodies have now announced the outcomes of the recent consultation on the Research Excellence Framework (REF) – the new system for assessing research in UK higher education institutions (HEIs). Relevant links: > HEFCE press release dated 26/03/2010 including links to other sources > Research Excellence Framework consultation outcomes …Continue Reading
Research Excellence Framework consultation outcomes The four UK higher education (HE) funding bodies have now announced the outcomes of the recent consultation on the Research Excellence Framework (REF) – the new system for assessing research in UK higher education institutions (HEIs). Relevant links: > HEFCE press release dated 26/03/2010 including links to other sources > …Continue Reading
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Date and time: Tuesday 25 May 2010, 10am – 5 pm Location: British Library, Euston Road, London; Room MR 4 As more and more academics develop public profiles on television, radio and the internet, and research policy is increasingly geared to social and economic ‘impact’, this is an exciting time to reflect on issues related to the …Continue Reading
25 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
Programme for MeCCSA-PGN 2010 Conference Wolfson Medical School Building, University of Glasgow [PDF campus map] Wednesday 30th June 09: 30 – 10:00 Conference Registration (with tea/coffee and scones) (Atrium) 10:00- 11:30 Session A Making History: Constructing National Identities (Yudowitz Seminar Room) Chair: HelenWright Maria Antonia Velez-Serna: Programming practices and filmsupply in Scotland Before WorldWar I Elizabeth Rawitsch: Mapping Frank …Continue Reading
Three-D, issue 13 (PDF, 1.3 Mb) In 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 …Continue Reading
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