PhD students

These are some of the students currently pursuing PhD studies with us. If you aren’t sure who to contact then get in touch using our general contact details.

Contact the Department of Journalism Studies

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Portrait of Victoria Baskett

Victoria Baskett

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies

Victoria is researching the use of community radio as a peacebuilding tool, alongside the social implications of such practices, in post-conflict society.

vadbaskett1@sheffield.ac.uk

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Portrait of Hongqin Cheng

Hongqin Cheng

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies
hcheng11@sheffield.ac.uk

D

Portrait of Yichun Do

Yichun Dou

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies

Yichun researches on how social media can be used to prevent hate speech in post-civil war contexts and focuses on South Sudan.

YDou8@sheffield.ac.uk

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Portrait of Xiangye He

Xiangyi He

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies
xhe18@sheffield.ac.uk

Portrait of Kailyn Hilycord

Kailyn Hilycord

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies
krhilycord1@sheffield.ac.uk

Portrait of Zhihui Hu

Zhihui Hu

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies
zhu12@sheffield.ac.uk

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Annalisa Johnson

Annalisa Johnson

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies
ajohnson13@sheffield.ac.uk

Anran Ju

Anran Ju

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies
aju1@sheffield.ac.uk

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Portrait of Jean-Claude Kayumba

Jean-Claude Kayumba

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies

Jean-Claude's research looks at the UN peacekeeping mission's use of radio (Radio Okapi) in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

jkayumba1@sheffield.ac.uk

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Portrait of Qing Xue

Qing Xue

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies
qxue2@sheffield.ac.uk

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Qiang Zhang

Qiang Zhang

PhD Student
Department of Journalism Studies
qzhang117@sheffield.ac.uk

Portrait of Zhong Zhang

Zhong Zhang

PhD student
Department of Journalism Studies

Zhong Zhang's research explores to what extent non-profit journalism in China can empower Chinese publics in political and economic contexts.

zzhang133@sheffield.ac.uk