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Nick Mosdell  BSc (Wales), MPhil (Wales)

Mr Nick Mosdell

BSc (Wales), MPhil (Wales)

Senior Lecturer

School of Journalism, Media and Culture

Email
MosdellN1@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29208 70102
Campuses
Two Central Square, Room 1.29, Central Square, Cardiff, CF10 1FS

Overview

Nick Mosdell is the Deputy Director MA International Public Relations and Global Communications Management, he teaches Research Methods modules to Masters students and is actively engaged in research within the School.

Publication

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Articles

Book sections

Books

Conferences

  • Jones, D. M., Macen, W. J. and Mosdell, N. A. 1997. Acoustic and organizational factors in the processing of irrelevant sound. Presented at: 7th Oldenburg Symposium on Psychological Acoustics Presented at Schick, A. and Klatte, M. eds.Contributions to Psychological Acoustics VII. Results of the 7th Oldenburg Symposium on Psychological Acoustics. Oldenburg: Bibliotheks- und Informationssystem der Universität Oldenburg, BIS pp. 503-520.

Monographs

Research

I joined JOMEC to work with Máire Messenger Davies on a Broadcasting Standards Commission (now OFCOM) project that considered the use of children in non-fiction television programmes (http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/bsc/pdfs/research/cchildren.pdf). Together we designed and launched JOMEC's first quantitative research methods course (Practical Research Methods for Media and Cultural Studies (edinburghuniversitypress.com) and later I designed and still teach a quantitative and qualitative research methods course to students on the MA International Public Relations (now MA International Public Relations & Global Communications Management).

I have worked on a variety of research projects within the School, including the representation of asylum seekers and refugees in the UK media (refugees-what-s-the-story-.pdf (article19.org); the relationship between journalism and public relations (http://www.mediawise.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Quality-Independence-of-British-Journalism.pdf); and military-media operations in the 2003 Iraq war (Shoot First and Ask Questions Later (peterlang.com)). I have also worked as a freelance audience researcher for broadcasters and production companies as well as other non-media organisations. Since 2006 I have worked with the International News Safety Institute to continue the monitoring of journalists' deaths around the world (https://newssafety.org/research-projects/killing-the-messenger/).

Biography

Career Overview

2016 – present: Senior Lecturer: School of Journalism Media and Culture

2004 – 2016: Lecturer: School of Journalism Media and Culture

2000 – 2004: Research Assistant: School of Journalism Media and Culture

1999 – 2000 Freelance software developer

1991 – 1998 Research Assistant/Associate; Applied experimental cognitive psychology; School of Psychology, Cardiff University

Education

1994: MPhil (Wales) An Investigation of a Face-Based Security Access System

1990: BSc (Wales) Applied Psychology