Sociology and Communication Brunel University of London

Overview

While we welcome a wide range of topics in the areas of Sociology and Communications at Brunel University of London, here is an example list of potential research topics that we would like to supervise:

• Digital antagonism, exclusions and discrimination

• Environmental Communication

• Popular communications and Social change

• Public sphere, deliberative democracy and free speech

Key facts

Members are at the forefront of study into subjects as diverse as globalisation and social transformation, political communication, communication and social change; gender and sexuality, the body, human-animal studies, the senses and embodiment, race and ethnicity, the environment, urban space and cities, digital cultures, public communication, young people, rights and the global south; popular culture, comedy/humour studies, experimental multi-media, and sports studies.