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- Jennings, Grace (2022) To what extent do women’s reproductive systems give them a disadvantage in society?. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Lagan, Molly (2022) 'Resource cursed’ or cursed resources?: demythologising conflict minerals in the DRC beyond the resource curse theory using decolonial critiques. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Preston, James Anthony (2022) Application of Chen and Wang’s (2016) multi-semiotic interplay analysis and Pedersen’s (2017) quality-assessment FAR model to the self-evaluation of translation strategies in the Spanish-to-English subtitling of the film Las señoritas de mala compañía (1973). (unpublished MA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Foot, Megan (2021) An exploration into the impact of digital activism on fourth wave feminism. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Heflik, Mateusz Jerzy (2021) Social movements in the pre-internet and digital era: are movements nowadays more complex and dependent on social media?. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Nelson, Katie (2021) Holocaust memory and imagery: transgression or testimony?. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Woodford, Jessica Rebecca (2021) No one watches the show to feel feelings. Life is depressing enough already: how adult animated series Rick & Morty and BoJack Horseman utilise nihilism & existentialism to critique postmodern society. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Munday, India Rose (2021) The mediation of ‘Chav Culture’ and the demonisation of the British working class. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Cornick, Gemma Leanne (2021) Doctors, diseases and treatments: the significance of representing science and technology in contemporary American medical dramas. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Little, Chloe (2021) The Holocaust in visual culture and public memory: accurate memory or popular transgression?. (unpublished BA dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth