Try to give the impression you know what you're talking about with Steven Barclay and Khaoula Zitouni

In this episode of the Doctoral Dialogue podcast, we’re joined by two PhD researchers from the University of Westminster: Steven Barclay from the Department of Media and Communications, and Khaoula Zitouni from the School of Humanities.Steven, a fourth-year doctoral student, discusses his research on BBC school broadcasting between 1957 and 1979, exploring the role of media in shaping education and supporting literacy. Khaoula, a first-year PhD student, shares her work which examines the experiences of illegalised migrants in contemporary migration narratives.Together, they reflect on their doctoral journeys at different stages, including the methodological challenges they’ve encountered and how the COVID-19 pandemic has shaped their research approaches. They also highlight the value of teaching experience and how it contributes to their development as early-career academics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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