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Brazilian Studies Research
|MPhil/PhD
|Part Time, Full Time
RESEARCH PROFILE
- Current number of academic staff: 4 (plus associates in a number of other departments).
- Current number of research students: 4.
- Recent publications:
- Southern Cities: Locomotives or Wagons of National Development?;
- Consuming Visions: Cinema, Literature and Modernity in Rio de Janeiro, 1890s -1920s;
- The embodied state: governmentality in a Brazilian favela;
- Ditadura e Repressão [Dictatorship and Repression];
- Brazil: Struggle for Human Rights.
- Current research projects:
- Social networks and knowledge in developing countries’ city-regions;
- Cinematic spectacles of modernity: early film in Brazil;
- The geographies of religion and their connection to governance and globalization;
- The performance of police ombudsmen in Pernambuco and São Paulo, Brazil.
- Partner organisations: The Institute is closely involved in the College’s key partnership with the University of São Paulo, as well as a number of other institutional and departmental partnerships in Brazil, with the possibility of research exchanges for postgraduate students.
KEY FACTS
Head of group/division
Professor Anthony Pereira, Director, King's Brazil Institute
Awarding institution
King's College London
Duration
Expected to be MPhil two years FT, three years PT. PhD three years FT, four-six years PT. Normal start date September but students may commence at other times by arrangement.
Location
Strand Campus.
Student destinations
While many graduates may go on to a university-based academic career, others may pursue careers in both the public and private sector.
Year of entry 2013
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