Makenzie Marshall
(she/her)
- Welsh speaking
Teams and roles for Makenzie Marshall
Postgraduate Tutor
School of Global Humanities
Research student
School of Global Humanities
Overview
Makenzie Marshall is a third-year PhD student at Cardiff University and Aberystwyth University. She received her MA with Distinction in Welsh from Cardiff University in 2022 and her BA in Literary Studies from Missouri Southern State University in 2018. Her doctoral research, funded by the AHRC SWW DTP, focuses on the 15th-century manuscript Peniarth 27ii. Her interests include storytelling and worldbuilding in manuscripts, the Welsh prophetic tradition, the medieval occult and magic, and expressions of nationalism and identity creation in national mythology. In addition to her academic work, she is also an author of fantasy fiction.
She recently undertook a student placement at Bristol University's Bristol Digital Game Lab, coordinating a Festival of History and Heritage in Gaming.
Teaching
Current Teaching Responsibilities:
Reading Up-Close (Autumn 2026)
Past Teaching Responsibilities:
Medieval Worlds (Autumn 2025)
Biography
2024 - Present: PhD in Welsh at Cardiff University
2022: Master's with Distinction in Welsh (Medieval Studies Track) from Cardiff University
2018: BA in Literary Studies from Missouri Southern State University
Professional memberships
Sigma Tau Delta International English Honours Society
Contact Details
Research themes
Specialisms
- Medieval Literature
- Prophecy
- Manuscripts
- Celtic Studies
- Occult