11-Jun-2015 -

02-Jun-2015 - Speaking My Language was a pilot programme comprising a year-long integrated language development and cultural competency training package for postgraduate researchers across Scotland. Marrying the expectations of language acquisition with the internationalisation agenda, Speaking My Language responded to the need for researchers in the modern world to be global citizens, confident in their ability to contribute positively to an increasingly globalized society and able to take leadership in the sharing and exchange of advanced knowledge and skills on a global stage.

15-May-2015 - University of St Andrews

05-Sep-2014 - Past activities that happened as part of the Care for the Future theme.

29-Nov-2008 - Every New Year many of us sing, often badly, a version of Auld Lang Syne and each January may partake in a haggis supper or tipple of whisky but do any of us know where these traditions comes from?

25-May-2008 - An AHRC research grant of nearly £300,000 has enabled academics from the University of Hertfordshire, Sheffield and the Open University to double in size the trial proceedings now available to view on the website Old Bailey Online and provide access to the largest single source of searchable information about "ordinary" British lives and behaviour ever published.

12-Aug-2014 - Our strategic programmes addressed issues of intellectual and wider cultural, social or economic urgency.

27-Jan-2009 - The 27th January is Holocaust Memorial Day, this dark time of European history holds many prominent lessons about the importance of tolerance and respect for differences that are now more than ever appropriate in our modern world.

02-Jun-2015 - The Knowledge Exchange in Design (KED) programme aims to enhance public engagement with design and provide career development opportunities for PhD and Early Career Researchers (ECRs). The programme is a collaboration between Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, Nottingham Trent University, Coventry University and Sheffield Hallam University, and involves partnerships with a range of non-academic organisations, both commercial and cultural.

01-Jun-2015 - The purpose of this highlight is to stimulate the development of innovative proposals under the Research Networking Scheme which explore issues of current public policy interest, bringing together arts or humanities researchers with policy makers and wider policy bodies.