Theoretically pathbreaking, empirically rich, socially relevant.
Our vibrant community of academic staff, research staff and PhD students is organised across four research clusters. Research clusters provide disciplinary focus. They also encourage a high level of collaboration across areas in which we have outstanding strength.
Through Ideas Labs, Work-in-Progress sessions and research seminars with external speakers, research clusters act as hubs for research excellence, promoting research ideas from inception through project development and publication into impact.
Centre for Applied Human Rights
We collaborate with partners – academic and non-academic – throughout the University and worldwide. Our interdisciplinary research centres provide the perfect platform for these exchanges and for wider collaboration around research themes and large research programmes:
Our networks provide a forum for cross-cutting research collaboration and discussion:
