The GCRF Network Plus, Rising from the Depths Network funds innovation projects in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and Madagascar.
The winner of the prestigious Wolfson Prize for history 2019 has praised the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) for supporting curiosity-driven research that “helps people really understand the past”.
The winner of the prestigious Wolfson Prize for history 2019 has praised the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) for supporting curiosity-driven research that “helps people really understand the past”.
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Dr Elaine Tierney’s doctoral project, ‘Strategies for Celebration: Realising the Ideal Celebratory City in London and Paris, 1660-1775’, was fully funded by an AHRC collaborative doctoral award and jointly affiliated with the Art History Department at Sussex and the V&A’s Research Department.
A group of archaeologists and historians are setting out to 'bust the myths' surrounding 17th century 'witch bottles'
Read more about Uncovering the mythical secrets of 'witch bottles'
Funded through AHRC’s open call, Early Career Leadership Fellow Dr Samantha Walton from Bath Spa University, hopes to explore the role which creative writing – be it non-fiction, prose or poetry – plays in human-nature relations.
Read more about Connecting Health and the Environment through Literature
Cathy Ratcliff has worked in International Development for 28 years, and has just finished writing a briefing paper for the Scottish Parliament’s new Cross-Party Group on Russia after working for several charities.
Read more about Cathy Ratcliff - Talks about her motivations for studying for her PhD
Peter speaks about how his intellectual journey had progressed through undergraduate, masters and then PhD-level study.
Read more about Peter Burch - How PhD training provides you with transferable skills
Our new Delivery Plan will break new ground by establishing priorities that are flexible and thematic rather than disciplinary, and underline the organisation's role as a national voice for the arts and humanities.
Read more about Edward Harcourt interview - AHRC's Delivery Plan
People across England and Wales are being invited to share their own poetry about the places they live in and love as part of an ambitious plan to create a digital map of Poetry for England and Wales.
Read more about Places of Poetry interview – Creating a crowd-sourced map of Poetry
