Why study a research degree at London College of Communication?
As a postgraduate researcher at LCC, you will join a dynamic and rich research culture. We attract a diverse range of UK and International students with a wide scope of interests and perspectives.
With world-leading academics at the cutting-edge of new thinking in Design, Media and Screen, you will be supervised by practitioners and theorists specialising in key areas including the current practices and histories of photography, film, communication studies, sound arts, and graphics, as well as areas such as experimentation and innovation within the context of a post-digital culture and spatial design.
With over 25 years of experience, we are the internationally renowned leaders in practice-based research.
Developing research careers
There are a number of ways we help students to develop their careers as researchers:
- Graduate Teaching Assistant Scheme: this offers PhD students at London College of Communication the opportunity to teach on selected undergraduate and postgraduate courses across the 3 colleges.
- Postdoctoral Research Fellowships: these offer early career researchers the opportunity to progress their careers and to acquire new skills, such as bid development and working as a co-investigator.
How to apply
Find out more about PhD and MPhil degrees at UAL and how to apply.
Student profiles
Research stories
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DAReS: Transforming the Gap: Inclusive Digital Arts and Humanities Research Skills (DAReS) CoLab
The project works with marginalized arts and humanities researchers at every career stage to develop and pilot an inclusive model for advanced data and digital research skills provision.
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Postgraduate Research students explore dynamic practice through Unfolding Narratives 3
Launching on Tuesday 11 April, the third iteration of the exhibition series reflects on the different forms and stages of the PGR journey.
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Superhero scholar Dr Mark Hibbett predicts the future of the DC Comics Universe following new slate of films
Superhero and comic book scholar Dr. Mark Hibbett, who holds PhD thesis on supervillain Doctor Doom, reflected on the new direction DC Studios intends to take under the stewardship of James Gunn and Peter Safran, as well as how the studios often