Our centre
Director: Professor John Potter
ReMAP (Research in Media Arts and Play), formerly known as DARE Collaborative, is a research centre based at the UCL Knowledge Lab.
Our membership is drawn from the IOE, mainly from Media, Music, Art, Museology, and the English and Drama sections of the Department of Culture, Communication and Media.
Our Media MA programmes
Enhance your skills and explore the impact and possibilities of Digital Media through studying a Master’s degree in Digital Media at UCL.
Our Media BA programme
Media BA prepares students to navigate the evolving digital landscape by blending creative production with critical thinking.
Research and consultancy
Find out about research and consultancy activities in Research in Media Arts and Play (ReMAP).
ReMAP website
Visit the ReMAP blog and archive for further information on our research, past and present.
Our expertise
We have experience in:
- practice-based and practice-as-research methodologies
- creative and audiovisual methods of research
- critical perspectives on texts and everyday media practices
- BA & MA teaching across a broad range of disciplines related to media
- research related to cultural digital archive practices
- media and AI literacy: critical perspectives on policy and practice.
News
A Time Telephone, tiny furniture and babies’ beginnings: IOE artefacts feature in UCL200 exhibition
Artefacts from IOE’s social research and policy impact feature in UCL’s Two Centuries Here exhibition, exploring UCL’s past, present and future since its founding.
11 Mar 2026
Building sustainable creative media ecosystems in our Olympic boroughs
How can we sustain creative futures in our local communities?
28 Jan 2026
Empowering creative talent
How do you support the next generation of creative leaders?
17 Nov 2025
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Contact us
Department of Culture, Communication and Media
UCL Institute of Education
University College London
23–29 Emerald Street
London WC1N 3QS
Related centre
UCL Knowledge Lab
The UCL Knowledge Lab explores how we live and learn with technology and media.
Image at the top: Aon Khanisorn via Adobe Stock.