Postgraduate Research Profiles

We have over 150 postgraduate research students (full-time and part-time) in the the College of Arts and Humanities. They are a vital part of our research output and help shape a vibrant research community within the College.

Take a look at the research undertaken by our Ph.D, M.Phil and Masters by Research students.

Arts and Humanities Postgraduate Research Profiles

We have over 150 postgraduate research students (full-time and part-time) in the the College of Arts and Humanities. They are a vital part of our research output and help shape a vibrant research community within the College. Below are some of our research student profiles. 

• Hayat Alghamdi - Ideas of Landscape in the Fiction of Marilynne Robinson, Toni Morrison
• Stuart Booker - The League of Nations in Wales, c. 1918-1939.
• Sadiq ALtamimi Almaged-The British Political Party Speeches
• Gemma Almond-Correcting Vision in Nineteenth Century Britain
• James Andrews-Engaging young people with voting advice application technologies
• Bonny Apunyu - The Role of Cyberspace and Social Networks on Migration; The case of Poles in the UK
• Hadi Baghaei-Abchooyeh - Sir William Jones and Oriental Mysticism
• Deborah Davids - Raven
• Daniel Robert Gerke -Raymond Williams and European Thought
• Shareena Hamzah Z-Fetishism & Fluidity:Jeanette Winterson's Narratives of diverse pleasure & desire
• Brandi Hill-A Study of Royal Female Power and Political Influence in Ancient Egypt
• Teresa Hiller-Providing education for children with Cerebral Palsy:Policy in 2nd half of19th century
• Catrin Jenkins - Identifying optimal context for Welsh as a second language in the curriculum
• Jennifer Jenson - Pentecost Descended: Religion and Nature in the Novels of Willa Cather
• Katie Jones - Improper Subjects: Confession, Shame, and Femininity
• Hadson Sam Kargbo - Assessing Transitional Justice Mechanisms & potential to support rehabilitation
• Kath Kimber-Alldridge - Either with us or Against Us: British Perceptions of the Irish in World War2
• Anina Kinzel - The language of online groomers
• Kamand Kojouri-Haraj - Rewriting Women into History: A study of Feminist Mesanarratives
• Alexander Lovell-A new model for Welsh Second Language?
• Edward Matthews - Borders: Exploring the Impact of the US/Mexico Border on Local Communities
• Hayat Mohamed - Media Representation of Conflict: Sudan national Media of the Darfur Conflict
• Peter Morgan Barnes-Pasticcio Opera: An overview from 1600 to 2014
• Rachel Morgan - Rosas and Perón in the Contemporary Argentine Novel
• Eve Elizabeth Moriarty - Limina
• Katherine Rachel Murray - Living with Vernon
• Brigita Orel - A novel The third room; challenges, advantages & consequences, in second language
• Adrian Osbourne - The Fifth Poetry Notebook of Dylan Thomas
• Jeongkyu Park - The Rational Apocalypse of the Latitudinarians in Seventeenth-Century England
• Emily Payton - Women, Empowerment, and the Natural World in Medieval Literature 1200-1500
• Angelika Peljak-tapińska: Applications of English-Polish-Belarusian Parallel Literary Corpus
• Keighley Perkins - Media Guidelines and Newspaper Representations of Male Schizophrenia
• Rhea Seren Phillips - Translations
• Jacqueline Radford-The Development and Establishment of Urban Middle Classes in Aberavon, 1830-1915
• Rose H. Raven - Developing One’s Voice: A Heroine’s Journey to Literary Individuation in Fiction
• Jay Rees-Student Experience at Swansea University, 1920 - 1990
• Rhiannon Sandy - Apprenticeship Indentures in England, 1250 – 1500
• Ashleigh Taylor Sullivan- Daphne du Maurier: Gendering the Gothic
• Karmen Thomas - History of Science: Science and Universities Swansea 1920-2020
• Kevin Tracey - Calculating Value: Using and Collecting the Tools of Early Modern Mathematics
• Gabriella Valentino-Italian Translations of PG Wodehouse in the light of the Epistemic Approach
• Connor Watts - The philosophy of literary depictions of totalitarianism in the twentieth century
• Laura May Webb-Redefining testimonio: The significance of testimonial production in Argentina
• Jade White - Work in progress
• Owen A.M. Williams - Cultural Heritage Policy in Wales & Québec
• Gemma Ellen Wood-An examination of the economic classification of donations to temples (1077-30BC)
• Maria Zygogianni - Representations of the hortus conclusus in Chaucer and his contemporaries
• Dr. Peter Dickson - South Asian doctors in south Wales: Medical Migration and the Changing Provision of General Medical Practice in the Welsh Valleys, 1948-1980.
• Urška Furlan - Amulets of the First Millennium BC in Lower Egypt
• Thomas Alexander Husøy - From Boeotia to Achaea: The Development of Federalism in Greek Antiquity.
• Digital and Media Literacy Education - Sarah Elizabeth Williams
• Urška Furlan - Amulets of the First Millennium BC in Lower Egypt
• Sarah Elizabeth Williams

• Stuart Booker - The League of Nations in Wales, c. 1918-1939.
• Chedza Simon - Crisis Communication in Botswana: The case for the Bamangwato Concessions Limited mine in Selibe Phikwe
• Ashish Dwivedi - "When Media Talks: Re-looking at Animations"
• Sarah Daniel - TransMet: Metaphor translation, translator training and language learning: a mixed-method exploration of strategies, proficiency and interaction with machine translation
• Naomi Steele - Delweddu Cymru a'r Rhyfel Mawr: Portreadau o Gymru a'r Cymry mewn rhaglenni dogfen am y Rhyfel Byd Cyntaf.
• Teresa Hillier - Ideas of Landscape in the Fiction of Marilynne Robinson, Toni Morrison, and Louise Erdrich
• Zhennuo Song - Incorporating the identity-related needs of visitors with Virtual Reality systems for designing personalized interactive museum experiences.
• Chanda Mwamba - Analysing Contemporary Land Tenure and the Impact of Land Reforms on Rural peoples’ Livelihood in face of Customary Land: A case of Southern Province, Zambia.