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Arts and humanities researchers awarded funding to unlock the impact of their research

The funding will enable the researchers to lead a broad range of impactful projects in collaboration with researchers and partners in the UK and overseas

The cover of Andrea Major's Reimagining Empire. A black and white portrait photograph of a man with the text 'Reimagining Empire in India' in yellow

Reimagining Empire in India: Professor Andrea Major on her new book

Reimagining Empire in India: George Thompson, Anti-Slavery Activism, and the Global Networks of British Colonial Reform, 1831-1858 is published by Bloomsbury (2025).

A black and white cartoon showing women in old-fashioned clothes helping each other climb out of a dustbin. Text reads 'women have been retrieving each other from the Dustbin of History for several thousand years now'

Professor Kate Dossett's inaugural lecture now available to watch online

The School was pleased to celebrate Professor Kate Dossett's inaugural lecture, 'Changing the Script: Women as History Makers', in October 2024.

1920s women depicted using electricity to cook, vacuum, telephone and read at leisure

Faculty researchers celebrate 100 years of the Electrical Association for Women with centenary events

Founded on 12 November 1924, the EAW quickly became the UK’s leading organisation for empowering women to participate in modernising energy consumption

Cartoon drawing of a Coronavirus-shaped world in space

Major new report on pandemic preparedness draws on School of History researchers’ expertise

'The Changing Face of Pandemic Risk: 2024' is a call to action for global leaders, policy-makers, health professionals, and communities to build a safer, more resilient future

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