Dr Rahoul Masrani

Dr Rahoul Masrani is visiting fellow in the Department of Media and Communications at LSE, in addition to being a guest teacher of the Department's graduate-level courses. After working in private banking following his undergraduate studies at New York University, Dr Masrani pursued his MSc studies at the LSE Department of Media and Communications and went on to complete his PhD in 2016 under the guidance of Dr Myria Georgiou and Dr Shakuntala Banaji. Dr Masrani has taught extensively on the Department’s study skills course, MCLabs, as well as providing dissertation support for MSc students and contributing to the Department’s film course, MC426 Film Theory and World Cinema. Dr Masrani currently teaches on the Department's Research Methods course and supervises MSc students as they complete their dissertations. Dr Masrani also teaches LSE undergraduate students on LSE100: The LSE Course.

During his time at LSE, Dr Masrani is working with Dr Myria Georgiou.

Expertise

global cities, cinema, media power, identity construction, power and society, London in cinema