Research Institutes Fund

The HaSS Faculty’s Research Institutes (Creative Arts Practice, Humanities and Social Science) invite applications to the Research Institutes Fund 23-2024.

Please note that there are two calls (and deadlines) that span the academic year 23-2024.

These Awards offer a uniquely supportive environment where collaborative and interdisciplinary projects are specifically encouraged. They offer funding for research projects (including networking and engagement activities).

We invite applications from staff and PGRs from all Faculties. Applications from PGRs must include a named member of academic staff/supervisor who will act as project mentor/approver.

Please note, if your application is successful, you will have 12 months to use the funds allocated in support of your project and in-line with your application.

HaSS Research Institutes Fund call info 2023-24

HaSS Research Institutes Fund Application Form 2023-24

Use the links below to read more about previous Research Institutes Fund projects.

The Pandemic-Ready City

Jeremy Crampton - Architecture, Planning and Landscape

The ‘international student experience’ in 2021

Alina Schartner - Education, Communication and Language Sciences

Hot Property

Audrey Verma - Geography, Politics and Sociology

Acculturation stress amongst international students

Duong Nguyen - Busiess School

Effects of Social bias on Healthcare communication

Emer Cunningham - Psychology

The Narrator Project

Franziska Hartung - Psychology

Relationships of care and support beyond university spaces

I Lin Sin - School of Arts and Culture

Hunting mammals in Borneo’s rainforests

Natasha Mannion - Natural Environmental Sciences

Acculturation and sociological ambivalence of British in China

Qionglei Yu - Business School

Visual versus written health warnings on alcohol packaging

Zachary Petzel - Psychology

Scotswood Garden education and training theory of change

Lucy Tiplady - Education, Communcation and Language Sciences

Ethnographic Study of the Heaton Garden Project

Abigail Schoneboom - Architecture, Planning and Landscape