Embark on a transformative research journey with the Lusophone PhD at Queen's University Belfast, an opportunity for scholars passionate about the diverse cultures, literatures, and media of Portuguese-speaking nations. This doctoral programme is ideal for those keen to explore critical areas such as digital culture in Brazil, the representation of urban Brazil, contemporary Brazilian audiovisual production, or postcolonial studies in Portuguese-speaking Africa. You will delve into complex issues of gender, urban violence, and comparative literature, contributing original research to a vibrant academic community dedicated to understanding Lusophone worlds.
This full-time, on-campus PhD is structured over three years, providing you with dedicated time for in-depth research and scholarly development. You will work alongside leading academics, benefiting from their expertise in areas like comparative literature and film, and Gender Studies. Your research will be supported by the School of English, Arts and Languages, and potentially interdisciplinary collaborations across the university. Upon completion, you will graduate with a PhD, prepared for academic careers, research positions, or roles in cultural institutions, equipped with advanced analytical and research methodologies.