The ICS Sala de Atos in Gualtar, Braga, will host on 2 October at 2.00 pm the launch of the doctoral programmes in Communication Sciences and Cultural Studies.
This session will feature Filipa Subtil, who will present a paper entitled ‘Gender and epistemic injustice in communication sciences and cultural studies’.
Filipa Subtil holds a PhD in Social Sciences (specialising in General Sociology) from the Institute of Social Sciences at the University of Lisbon. She is a coordinating lecturer at the School of Media and Communication, Polytechnic University of Lisbon, where she heads the Department of Communication Sciences. She is a researcher at LIACOM and ICNOVA. She has participated in various scientific research projects at national and international level and is currently a researcher on the FEMICOM project — Analysis of women’s roles in communication research (femicom.es), coordinated by the University of Murcia in Spain. She co-coordinates the Oral History Archive of Communication Professions at ESCS. She has published works in the fields of the sociology of communication, social theory of communication and the media, as well as studies that address the media, journalism and gender issues together.
The organisation is led by Felisbela Lopes and Zara Pinto-Coelho, who are in charge of the PhD programmes in Cultural Studies and Communication Sciences.