Website Update: PhD Courses

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18 November 2022

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Did you know that you can now browse upcoming PhD courses at NordMedia Network? On our new site you can also register any relevant courses through our contribution form.

In August we launched the PhD Courses section on NordMedia Network. In cause you missed it, we would like to inform you that we are now publishing relevant PhD courses, located at our “latest” section, as shown in the picture below.

We would like to invite you to contribute by registering upcoming PhD courses to help strengthen the page, and thus bring awareness of the courses to our community.

Do you know of a Nordic media-related PhD course not yet included on our webpage? Please notify us by using our contribution form. Remember that you can also use the contribution form to inform us of any upcoming conferences, webinars, calls for papers and vacant position that you would like the network to know about.

Upcoming PhD courses

Serious Games and Gamification: New Theories and Methods

November 21st – November 22nd

Autoethnographic methods: Building reflexivity through critical and collaborative arts-based practice

November 29th – December 2nd

Methodology – What on Earth?

December 9^th

The Anthropocene materiality and society

March 28th – June 1st

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