CCCP is an interdisciplinary research group that brings together researchers and practitioners interested in languages, media, creative practices and the arts. The group’s concerns include understanding cultural belonging, researching the practices and influences of media and communication, and exploring the dynamics and possibilities of creative practice.

The Health and Environment Research Cluster promotes interdisciplinary dialogues on health, environment and their interconnections, understanding both terms in the broadest possible ways. As a hub for cross-Faculty collaboration, the Cluster advances culturally, linguistically and historically informed research on health, wellbeing, ecology and sustainability.

Our international, interdisciplinary, and collaborative research group studies communities, societies, and states. Drawing on critical approaches from oral history, memory studies, genealogy, archival research, literature, and cultural studies, we bring together colleagues at Strathclyde working on questions of race, colonialism and imperial legacies, Scottish history and culture, Irish history, migration and transnationalism, peace and conflict, and identity and belonging.

We welcome applications for PhD and MRes programmes in Creative Writing, English, Gender Studies, History, Journalism and Modern Languages. You will benefit from supervision from academics working at the very cutting-edge of their disciplines.