We have a collection of research projects undertaken by our staff and postgraduate students.
This project explores how we can better understand and respond to assemblages of pollution and leisure.
This pan-European project led by Professor Karen Ross is co-funded by the EU Rights, Equality and Citizenship programme and Justice programme, 2017-2019.
Co-ordinated by Professor Chris Whitehead, this project seeks to develop new valorisations of the Istanbul Land (Theodosian) Walls.
The aim of the series is to make available church music from the eleventh to the seventeenth centuries in a form both scholarly and practical.
CoHERE addresses an intensifying EU Crisis through a study of relations between identities and representations and performances of history.
Professor Andrew Newman is a lead investigator on this project, that aims to explore how the vision for dementia supportive communities might benefit from creative activities.
Led by Dr James Ash, with co-investigators Dr Ben Anderson and Dr Paul Langley, this 18 month project seeks to understand how consumers access HCSTC (High Cost Short Term Credit), such as cash and pay day loans through digital interfaces, on personal computers and mobile devices.
Older Women Challenging Stereotypes and Celebrating Life was a community-facing project which was a response to decades of research which document the myriad ways in which women are under-represented in all areas of popular media.
The world’s first nationwide music census, the UK Live Music Census is a project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Ritual, Remembrance & Recorded Sound.
