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Dr Stephen Harrington

Creative Industries Faculty,
School of Media, Entertainment, Creative Arts,
Media and Communication

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Name
Dr Stephen Harrington
Position(s)
Lecturer (Media & Communication)
Creative Industries Faculty,
School of Media, Entertainment, Creative Arts,
Media and Communication
Discipline *
Communication and Media Studies, Journalism and Professional Writing
Phone
+61 7 3138 8177
Fax
+61 7 3138 8195
Email
Location
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Qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy, CIF (Queensland University of Technology), B. of Creative Industries (Honours) (Queensland University of Technology)

* Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008

Biography

Stephen Harrington is a Lecturer and Subject Area Coordinator in Media and Communication. His research focuses mainly on the changing relationships between television, journalism, politics and popular culture, and, in particular, understanding the qualitative impact of these changes in terms of public knowledge. His PhD thesis, Public Knowledge Beyond Journalism, funded by both a Creative Industries Faculty Postgraduate Scholarship and the Tom Dixon Scholarship, won a 2009 QUT Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award. He is proud to have published groundbreaking academic work on some of his favourite TV shows – including The Office, The Panel, Sunrise, Top Gear and The Chaser’s War On Everything – for a range publications, both in Australia and internationally.

Stephen teaches into a range of undergraduate Media and Communication units, and is the Project Leader of the Brisbane Media Map.

His musings can be found in his fornightly contribution to The Punch, or you can follow him on Twitter.

This information has been contributed by Dr Stephen Harrington.

Teaching

KCB101 – Introduction to Media and Communication: Texts (Coordinator)

KCB303 – Brisbane Media Map (Coordinator)

KCB302 – Political Communication (Lecturer)

KCB102 – Media Mythbusting 1 (Lecturer)

 

This information has been contributed by Dr Stephen Harrington.

Publications

For more publications by this staff member, visit QUT ePrints, the University's research repository.