About me
Rose is a Doctor of Philosophy in History. Prior to her PhD, Rose studied History and Politics at the University of Westminster and began her career in political campaigning, research, and policy at the Hacked Off campaign, supporting victims of press abuse.
Teaching
Rose’s teaching focuses on twentieth-century history and spans Irish, British, and U.S. contexts. She teaches across modules, including The World Remade: Global Perspectives on the Long Nineteenth Century, Special Subjects in History: The Troubles and History, Memory and Belonging.
Research
Rose's research assesses the weaponisation of gender in conflict, demonstrating how women are used in media for political motives. Her work centres around gender, conflict and the press with a particular focus on the Northern Ireland 'Troubles'. Rose is interested in news media representations of women and her thesis assesses the denigration of women, the use of gender and rhetoric in exacerbating conflict.
Publications
For details of all my research outputs, visit my WestminsterResearch profile.