Biography
I have bachelor's and master's degrees in Mass Communication from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and the University of Lagos, respectively. I have professional experience working in journalism and media across print and digital establishments. I am pursuing a PhD to help me transition from media practice to academia, driven by a commitment to teaching and a desire to support the next generation of scholars. My research interests in social media, feminist activism, gender studies, media advocacy and representations underpin my desire to contribute to media scholarship, shape critical conversations and inspire students through mentorship and teaching.
Collaborations and grants awards
Grant Awards/Bursaries ODA Scholarship Scheme (full fee reduction for doctoral programme). Bursaries: Keele PGR Training Fund, 2025; KPA Bursary, 2024; KPA Bursary, 2025; Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association (MeCCSA) 2025 Conference Bursary.
Publications
Ihuoma, C., 2025. Digital Activism and Political Accountability: Evaluating the Impact of #EndBadGovernance on Governance Reforms in Nigeria. Journal of Global Perspectives in Communication and Media, 1, p.86. Nwoke, C.C., Oyiga, S.C. and Ihuoma, C.H., 2021. Social Media, Civic Vitality and Nigeria's 2019 General Elections. Covenant Journal of Communication. External Training Courses: SAS Research Training Programme 2024/25.
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Head of School
Professor Siobhan Talbott
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School and college outreach
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