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Research
85% of research is recognised internationally in terms of its originality, significance and rigour.
The following Subject areas form the School of Humanities (Sgoil nan Daonnachdan):
- Archaeology
- Celtic and Gaelic
- Classics
- History
- Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute
- Philosophy
News
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27 Jun
Deadline extended! Suffering Project funded PhD Studentship for 2013-2016
This studentship is part of the project The Value of Suffering: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of the Nature, Meaning and Role of Affective Experience. The award is a fully-funded PhD studentship. -
12 Jun
The Bruce is back!
The discovery of a letter in the British Library, written by Robert the Bruce to Edward II of England, sheds new light on the relationship between Scotland and England in the run up to the Battle of Bannockburn. -
11 Jun
Elections
Election of Dauvit Broun to the Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland's national academy, and of Chris Dalglish to Fellowship of the Young Academy for outstanding Early Career Researchers -
22 May
AHRC Collaborative PhD Studentship Announcement
The University of Glasgow’s School of Humanities and School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, in partnership with the Scottish Allotments and Gardens Society (SAGS), are pleased to announce a three-year PhD Studentship under the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Collaborative Doctoral Award (CDA) Scheme, to begin 1 October 2013.