Current Postgraduate Research

• Anne-Marie Onana, The bilingual School Culture:Bilingual Education and Cultural Identity.

• Shirlita Espinosa, A Study on colonial (textual) images of development in the Philippines during the 1930s
• Pepi Frangakis, (co-supervision avec Dr Anthony Dracopoulos, Modern Greek Department), Comparative European History and Culture: Nation-Building in Greece and France.
• Angela Giovanangeli, National Unity in Contemporary France.
• Kerri Hardman, The Representation of French Colonial Art in Postcolonial France.
• Annabelle King, French heritage Film Adaptation
• Peter McNiece, Aragon et l’héritage national.
• Miriam Thompson, Feminist Engaged Cinema in Europe from 1990

Recently Completed Theses

• Amanda Nankervis, “La vraie vie, c’est la littérature”: Réflexions sur le processus de la création dans A la Recherche du temps perdu de Marcel Proust.
• Patricia Hamou, Figures de l’Aborigène dans l’imaginaire français (2005).
• Robert Ellis, Understanding the Nature : Implications of Quality Writing-to-Learn Experiences (2003).
• Jennifer Genion, Representations of Australia in French Nineteenth Century Popular Literature.