Current Graduate 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
Gabriela Laras Dewi Swastika A Cultural Repertoire in Food-Related Settings: The Situated Knowledge of Yogyakarta Households

 

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
Mekhala Saran Building Blocks of Repression: Techno-Political Mechanisms of Fear and Their Impact on At-Risk Journalists in India
Ouyang Rongxin The Casual Effects of Geopolitical Restrictions on Technology Innovation
Stanley Arvan Wijaya Investing Into the Game - Examining How Spending, Gambling and Uncertainty Shape Player Behavior and Spending
Thomas Nicholas Fernandez Assessing The Potential of Multi-stakeholder Collaborative Partnerships in Singapore
Wang Haoyu I Know How You Feel: The Actor-Partner in Interdependence Model Analysis of Empathic Accuracy, Anxiety Sensitivity Supportive Communication Quality, and Well-Being in Elderly Patients with Chronic Illness and Family Caregivers
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
Ye Lin Gender, (Im)politeness and Confrontation in Microblog Comments
Zhan Jinyuan Health Communication; New Media
Zhang Mila Impact of Deepfake News on Singaporean Society: A Social Media Analysis of Trends and Sentiments
Zhang Siyu Countering Visual Misinformation: A Technique-Based Approach to Media Literacy Interventions Using LLM
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 Sonic Erasures: Listening to the Left-Behind in Hyderabad, India
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

NUS '22

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

NUS '22

Gender and Sexuality, Internet Studies, Ludology, Digital Culture, Virtual Embodiment
Cai Yang Investigating Drivers of Collective Phenomena Online Using Large Language Models
Chen Hui Lin

NUS '21

Climate Change Policy Communication In Singapore: The Case Of Plastic Bag Charges
Cindy Ho

NUS '21

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
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

NUS '23

“Virtual Worlds Are A Safe Space For People To Explore Their Gender Identities As Well”: Exploring How Virtual Fashion Shapes Gender In Decentraland.
Shannon Lee Wen Hui

NUS '24

"In Dark Times, Should the Stars Also Go Out?": Finding Hope in Virtual Ruins
Xie Jingyi

NUS '22

Diffusion of Novel Foods Innovations Beyond the Hype: Investigating Perceptions Using Systematic, Qualitative and Computational Approaches