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Professor Jenna Ng is the Head of School at the University of Queensland's School of Communication and Arts. She holds a PhD in Film Studies from University College London (UCL), with prior qualifications including an LLB from the National University of Singapore and postgraduate diplomas from Queen Mary and UCL. Her research focuses on digital media, AI, interactive storytelling, and virtual reality, blending theoretical analysis with creative practice.
- Education: PhD (UCL), PGDip (Queen Mary), MA (UCL), LLB (NUS)
Her work explores screen cultures, algorithmic culture, and the blurring boundaries between virtual and real worlds. Notable projects include The New Virtuality website (winner of the John Culkin Award and Learning on Screen Special Jury Prize) and The Post-Screen monograph (BAFTSS Honourable Mention). She has held fellowships at institutions like Cambridge University and Umeå University, and her creative works include second-screen theatre installations and multimedia scholarship.
Awards highlight her academic leadership and teaching excellence, including the University of York Rewarding Excellence Award and multiple student-nominated accolades. Her grants include AHRC-funded projects like Pararchive (£400k) and Digital Community Workspaces (£100k).
- Grants: AHRC Pararchive, AHRC Digital Community Workspaces
Led initiatives include the 'Digital Bridges' project with Watford Palace Theatre, demonstrating her commitment to bridging academic and public engagement through digital innovation.
