The Film and Screen Practices, PhD at the University of Greenwich is designed for ambitious researchers and creative practitioners who aim to push the boundaries of contemporary screen media. This postgraduate research degree provides a rigorous environment for you to explore complex topics across screen industries, cinematography, editing, and immersive storytelling. Whether your focus is on screenwriting, documentary production, or the evolution of virtual reality, you will work alongside expert supervisors to develop an original, high-impact project. By engaging with both theoretical frameworks and creative practice research, you will contribute meaningful new knowledge to the field while challenging traditional disciplinary boundaries.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your experience is defined by active participation in a vibrant community of scholars and practitioners. You will benefit from the Postgraduate Researcher Development Programme (PGRDP), which offers essential training to refine your research skills, alongside access to the AHRC-funded Shared Hub for Immersive Future Technologies (SHIFT). Throughout your candidature, you will attend seminars and workshops within your designated Research Centre, ensuring your work remains informed by current industry trends. Upon completion, you will graduate with the expertise to pursue advanced academic roles, professional creative leadership, or consultancy positions within the global screen sector.