The Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) is a premier center at the University of Westminster, dedicated to the critical study of media and communication. Established in 1975, it has a rich legacy of research that influences both national and international dialogues in media studies. CAMRI's focus encompasses key themes such as communication, technology and society; cultural identities and social change; global media; and policy as well as political economy.

Renowned for its empirical research methods, CAMRI analyzes the complexities of communication power within contemporary society, striving to foster progressive social change, justice, and democracy. By prioritizing sociological inquiry, CAMRI emphasizes a nuanced understanding of media's role in society, aiming to inform policy-making and enhance public debate. With over 83% of its research recognized as ‘World Leading’ or ‘Internationally Excellent’, CAMRI continues to uphold the legacy of its founding theoretical frameworks, contributing significantly to the field of communication studies and equipping future leaders with critical thinking and problem-solving skills.