Fully Funded AHRC Doctoral Scholarships at Oxford Brookes University
Oxford Brookes University is offering three fully funded PhD scholarships through the AHRC Landscape Award scheme. We invite applications from candidates in the Arts and
CoRA - Centre of Research in the Arts
CoRA is an interdisciplinary research centre that provides a context for the outstanding research practices in the arts. It includes work from art and design, communication, media and culture, digital media, film, music, photography and publishing. CoRA was launched in September 2020 and is based at the School of Arts at Oxford Brookes University.
The Centre brings together practice, archival, digital and cultural research. It provides a dynamic environment to foster and support the vibrant and successful research culture through the interdisciplinary framework of arts and humanities at Oxford Brookes University.
CoRA hosts an exciting annual programme of events, which includes conferences and research seminars, workshops, exhibitions and community projects. The Centre also acts as a base for the extensive research being done by CoRA scholars (more about that work is available below). CoRA acts as an umbrella for the activities of existing research groups on opera, audience studies, fine art, print culture, popular music, sonic art and film.
Research Groups
Find out more about existing research groups on opera, audience studies, fine art, print culture, popular music, sonic art and film.
Latest News
Call for Papers: Light and Darkness: Imaging the Night in the British Empire
Call for Papers Light and Darkness: Imaging the Night in the British Empire Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, 26–27 June 2025 Keynote Speaker: Dr Niharika Dinkar,
Paulo Russo’s Book Wins Best Book Award at 2024 SRN Annual Conference
The Palgrave Handbook of Screenwriting Studies (Palgrave Macmillan 2023), co-edited by Paulo Russo, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Oxford Brookes University, along with Rosamund
Miriam Johnson’s Book The Digital Pen: The Performance of Authorship in the Digital Age Set for October 2024 Release
Miriam Johnson’s forthcoming book, The Digital Pen: The Performance of Authorship in the Digital Age, is scheduled for publication in October 2024. This book explores
Dr. Danai Mikelli’s Paper on 360-Degree Documentaries and Empathy Published in Studies in Documentary Film
We are pleased to announce the publication of Dr. Danai Mikelli’s latest paper, titled Exploring the Empathic Potential of 360-Degree Documentary, in the prestigious journal
Alberto Mira’s Book El teatro musical de Stephen Sondheim Released on 9th September
Alberto Mira’s El teatro musical de Stephen Sondheim was released on 9th September 2024. This groundbreaking book release is the first on Stephen Sondheim in
Latest Events
Dr Grant Scott Will Lead a Day of Photographic Conversations at Oxford Brookes
A series of inspiring talks are being organised and led by Dr Grant Scott as part of A Photographic Live ‘LIVE’ 2025, taking place at
Calypso with D’Lime – Black History Month 2025 | 1 October 2025
After the success of the Guy Davis Show during last year’s Black History Month, CoRA is back with another unforgettable music event celebrating the rich
Conference Registration: Light and Darkness: Imaging the Night in the British Empire
Conference Registration Light and Darkness: Imaging the Night in the British Empire Thursday, 26 June – Friday, 27 June Last date for registration – 23
School of Arts PhD Student Sylvia Morgado Screens Documentary on Diversifying Audiences in UK Arts Institutions
As part of her community-centered and participatory research, School of Arts PhD student Sylvia Morgado recently premiered her documentary film Paving the Way – Pavilion
An evening with Guy Davis: Blues, Songwriting, and Civil Rights, 22 October 2024, 5-6:30 PM
The Centre of Research in the Arts (CoRA) proudly presents a conversation and performance with Guy Davis, a two-time Grammy nominee for Best Traditional Blues.
The Centre of Research in the Arts and The Audience Project Research Group Present Seminar Series Exploring Audience Research
The Centre of Research in the Arts (CoRA) and The Audience Project Research Group are excited to announce a new seminar series that will showcase
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