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Dr Órla Meadhbh Murray

Assistant Professor

School: Humanities and Social Sciences

Órla Meadhbh Murray

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  • Crip guts, stomas, and the violence of ‘returning to normal’: a feminist queer crip approach to the gut, Murray, Ó. Dec 2025, In: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
  • Dorothy Smith: making the ontological shift, Murray, Ó. 9 Dec 2025, Handbook of Interpretive Research Methods in the Social Sciences, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar
  • ‘I deserve to be here’: minority ethnic students and their conditional belonging in UK higher education, Chiu, Y., Wong, B., Murray, Ó., Horsburgh, J., Copsey-Blake, M. 24 May 2025, In: Higher Education
  • University audit cultures and feminist praxis: An institutional ethnography, Murray, Ó. 23 Apr 2025
  • Is belonging always positive? Cultivating alternative and oppositional belonging at university, Murray, Ó., Chiu, Y., Horsburgh, J. 30 Jul 2024, Belonging and Identity in STEM Higher Education, London, UCL Press
  • Approaches to Feminist Text Analysis in Institutional Ethnography, Murray, Ó. 14 Mar 2023
  • Are we proper institutional ethnographers?, Murray, Ó., Ablett, L., Kearney, G., Suárez Delucchi, A. 17 Nov 2023
  • Between orthodoxy and openness: a book review essay on: The Palgrave Handbook of Institutional Ethnography, Murray, Ó., Ablett, E., Suárez Delucchi, A. 4 May 2023, In: International Journal of Social Research Methodology
  • ‘Biology is easy, physics is hard’: Student perceptions of the ideal and the typical student across STEM higher education, Wong, B., Chiu, Y., Murray, Ó., Horsburgh, J., Copsey-Blake, M. 2 Jan 2023, In: International Studies in Sociology of Education
  • Deindividualising Imposter Syndrome: Imposter Work among Marginalised STEMM Undergraduates in the UK, Murray, Ó., Chiu, Y., Wong, B., Horsburgh, J. 1 Aug 2023, In: Sociology

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