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17 Jul 2024: The project in this research area offers students with an interest in visual culture the opportunity to study the relationship of literature to the visible world and visual arts. Intended audience Research projects in this subject stream are open to

17 Jul 2024: Open to students from all disciplines but may be of particular interests to students studying English language, a foreign language (ancient or modern), linguistics, psychology, computer science, language education, neuroscience, and

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17 Jul 2024: A research project in this stream will be dedicated to the practice of writing as literary experiment: a radical inquiry into the possibilities of mind and language.  The project will be dedicated to the practice of writing, and regards creative

17 Jul 2024: New for 2024! This paper offers students the opportunity to explore central themes and problems in modern literary culture through the specific genre of war writing. Students may choose to focus their research question on traditional literary

17 Jul 2024: New for 2024! By closely analysing three distinct novels – Persuasion (Jane Austen), Lady Chatterley’s Lover (D.H. Lawrence), and Giovanni’s Room (James Baldwin) – this paper explores the writing styles deployed by literature to represent

17 Jul 2024: Looking for a project that is empirical in economics? The projects below aim to provide you with the opportunity to experience empirical research methodology and equip you with basic statistical tools to estimate productivity and to run statistical

17 Jul 2024: 4. Politics and Psychology. How did Enlightenment thinkers legitimate the pursuit of self-interest?

17 Jul 2024: The world seems to have become increasingly complex. Whereas before, at least theoretically, power and interest may have explained why wars occurred or why some states embarked on campaigns of territorial expansion, understanding the world nowadays

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17 Jul 2024: The objective of this research area is to teach students to think like Microeconomists and how to properly apply the cost-benefit analysis when discussing economic issues. Through these research projects, the students will be introduced to the

17 Jul 2024: New for 2024! The science research masterclass will equip students with the essential knowledge and soft skills required to excel in their research field. We aim to achieve the following specific objectives:

17 Jul 2024: How are new particles created in high energy collisions in powerful accelerators? Or if you wondered what it would be like to be on a spaceship journeying through the galaxy and see how the universe is seen by the travellers, then this research area

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17 Jul 2024: This research area focuses on explaining how firms make decisions and how those decisions affect market outcomes such as prices, quantities, the type of products offered and social welfare. Intended audience Projects in this research area are most

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17 Jul 2024: This paper is dedicated to reading and engaging with the novels of Jane Austen in depth, as well as considering modern responses to her work. As preparation, you will be expected to read Pride and Prejudice alongside one other Austen novel in full.

12 Jun 2024: And Pembroke is the perfect place to make such progress. Aryanisha (Charlotte) Lawes read Politics, Psychology and Sociology.

8 Jun 2023: Drawing on research in political psychology, some of it my own, I have sought to explain this destructive pattern of behaviour and what might be done to avoid it. ... Drawing on political theory, comparative politics, international relations, psychology,