Dr Christa Sathish
Research in Media Practices
Lecturer Management & Marketing
I am a Researcher and Lecturer in Management & Marketing, PhD Media Practices at Westminster University. I started my career in Switzerland in 2001 as a Scientist specialised in Pharmaceutical Research & Development and then moved to the UK to study Business and Management during my undergraduate and postgraduate education, followed by a move into Media Studies. I am an all-round, interdisciplinary researcher and enjoy working with mixed-method research designs and digital methods. It is my passion to explore and understand the relationship of Humans and Technology through innovative, creative and contemporary research designs.
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Media Research blog
Academics’ Well-Being Matters (1): Autonomy an Important Component of Digital Well-Being
Welcome to my new blog post series on Academics’ Well-Being Matters! In this blog post series, I initiate the discussion about the importance of academics’ well-being in increasingly platformised Higher Education Institutions. Carrigan and Jordan (2021, p.368) define...
Social media – caring in a shared world (4): Social media capital
How and why can academics build and maintain their social media capital? This is the fourth post in the series: “Caring in a shared-world”. See also (1): Self & others and (2): Towards an authentic Identity and (3): Online identity reconstruction. Read...
Social media – caring in a shared world (3): Online identity reconstruction
How and why do academics reconstruct their online identity when using social media professionally? This is the third post in the series "Caring in a shared-world". See also (1): Self & others and (2): Towards an authentic Identity Read more...