Current Graduate Students
List of students
NUS-King's College London Joint Degree PhD Programme
| Name | Thesis Topic |
| Chang Ge | Infrastructuring open data cities: A comparative study of data portals in London, Singapore and Beijing |
| Francis Luis Medado Torres | Beyond City Lights: The Rural Turn in Philippine Queer Studies |
| Neo Yee Win | Materiality Of Data/Sustainability Of The Internet |
| Fu Junhan (Gina) | Video-based Vs Text-based Snss: The Effect Of Presentation Format And News Source On Trust And Sharing Intention |
| Fan Jiarong | Reinventing Tradition In Tourist Culture: Contesting Indigenousness, Nationalism, And Political Economy On Chinese Landscape Live-action Performances |
Communications and New Media PhD Programme
| Name | Thesis Topic |
| Aditi Singh | Misinformation Across Digital Divide In Rural India |
| Annabel Ngien | Patient-doctor Relationship: Explicating Its Key Dimensions And Examining The Effects Of Online Patient-doctor Communication On Online Patient-doctor Relationship, Perceived Patient-centredness And Patient Participation |
| Kenneth Tan Eng Yau | Irreversibility in Narrative Games |
| Lai Zishan | Female-oriented Love Simulation Games Exploring Women's Gaming Industry, Participatory Practice in Social Media, and the Changing Gender Role in China |
| Nisar Husain bin Keshvani | Communications and Institution Building in Developed vs Developing Settings |
| Ouyang Rongxin | Inequality Disturbance: Temporal And Spatial Dynamics Of Online Social Capital |
| Thomas Nicholas Fernandez | Assessing The Potential Of Multi-stakeholder Collaborative Partnerships In Singapore |
| Wang Yuheng | AI's Dual Role In Asian News Media: Redefining Journalism Or Merging Visions? An Empirical Study Of Implementation And Hurdles |
| Wu Qiaofei | To Follow Or Not To Follow? Examining The Effects Of Social Norms On Attitudes And Intention Towards Quitting Vaping Under Issue Uncertainty |
| Wu Yuanyuan | Exploring Alternative Health Media : An Examination Through Its Content, Impact, And Strategies For Mitigation |
| Lin Ye | Gender, (Im)politeness And Confrontation In Microblog Comments |
| Zhan Jinyuan | Health Communication; New Media |
| Zhuang Kaiyao | Human-chatbot Interaction |
Cultural Studies in Asia PhD Programme
| Chau Kam Sing Tina | Gender identity of Asian females |
| Chen Cheng | Beyond Creativity: A Study Of Human-centred Participatory |
| Chen Jiayu | Constructing Creative Resilience: Participatory Learning In Museums And Digital Strategies |
| Cheng Xueyan | Rethink Borders and Transcend Boundaries: Transnational Chinese Cinemas in Southeast Asia in the 21st Century |
| Khadeeja Amenda Chundanveetil Puthiya Nalakath | Sound, Senses Hyderabad: Listening To The Past And Present Of A City |
| Md Tareq Hossain | Saving A ‘lost Generation’ Of Rohingya: Mapping The Digital Learning Practices In The Cox’s Bazar Refugee Camps |
| Sharon Yvette Xiomara Rosamor 'n Doen | A Feminist Psychocultural Approach To The Monstrous-feminine In Soeharto Era Horror Films: A Key Proxy In Indonesia’s Nation-building |
Communications and New Media MA Research Programme
| Name | Thesis Topic |
| Alexis Tong Chuan Yan | Embracing Chinese Cut Sleeve Narratives: Unravelling The Identities And Social Practices Of Singaporean Chinese Women Danmei Fans |
| Ahmed Hazyl Hilmy | Solo Role-playing Games As Playful Structures For Players To Craft Narratives Which Centre Their Lived Experiences |
| Amy Soh Geok Peng | Gender And Sexuality, Internet Studies, Ludology, Digital Culture, Virtual Embodiment |
| Chen Hui Lin | Climate Change Policy Communication In Singapore: The Case Of Plastic Bag Charges |
| Cindy Ho | From Global To Local: Undressing The Body Positivity Movement Through Instagram Content Creators In Singapore |
| Eldrida Yeong Rui
NTU '21 |
“Korea Has Oppa, We Have Kiampah”: Cringe And The Singaporean Fan. |
| Li Linqiu | Digital Practices In Transnational Spaces: Chinese Queer Women's Lived Experiences In Singapore |
| Xie Jingyi
NUS '22 |
Novel Food |
| Ng Hwee Si Cheryl
NUS '21 |
Ok Boomer, It’s Time For The Zoomers, Purr! An Analysis Of The Singaporean Gen Z Based On The Examination Of Humour On Tiktok |
| Ng Wi En | “Virtual Worlds Are A Safe Space For People To Explore Their Gender Identities As Well”: Exploring How Virtual Fashion Shapes Gender In Decentraland. |
