College of Arts and Law research awards In 'Arts and Law' College of Arts and LawNewsEventsKey people in the College of Arts and Law Gulp! to make a splash with national tour thanks to Arts Council England funding DescriptionGrant awarded to Drama's Dr Adam Ledger will support new show that encourages its audience to engage with crucial environmental issues.Date:03/06/2019 Leverhulme Trust funding for English contract law research DescriptionA research grant has been secured by Dr Catherine Mitchell, Reader in Private Law at Birmingham Law School to conduct new research that aims to rescue English contract law from irrelevance.Date:20/03/2019 Institute for German Studies - Research funding success DescriptionThe Institute for German Studies (IGS) at UoB has been awarded 78,412 euro by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) for a two-year research project, "Shifting Constellations: Germany and Global (Dis)Order".Date:06/02/2019 Grant secured for Pre-Raphaelite research DescriptionDr Rebecca Mitchell, Reader in Victorian Literature and Culture in the Department of English Literature, has been awarded an AHRC grant for new research that will unite UK and US collections of Pre-Raphaelite work.Date:28/01/2019 "Testimony in Practice" and "In-Between Spaces" DescriptionSara Jones awarded AHRC follow-on grant and M3C Creative Economy Engagement Fellowship.Date:18/12/2018 Cultural Discourses on Desire between Women: A Queer Comparative Analysis DescriptionCharlotte Ross has won a BA/Leverhulme research grant for the project 'Cultural Discourses on Desire between Women: A Queer Comparative Analysis'.Date:18/12/2018 Ezra's Legacy and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Law and Narratives of Exclusion DescriptionProfessor Charlotte Hempel's project 'Ezra's Legacy and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Law and Narratives of Exclusion', funded by a £154,899 Fellowship grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.Date:03/09/2018 AHRC-funded project on the East German Stasi DescriptionKnowing the Secret Police: Secrecy and Knowledge in East German Society.Date:29/05/2018 Continuity and rupture DescriptionProfessor Matthew Rampley awarded a €2.4 million Advanced Grant by the European Research Council.Date:17/04/2018 £126,000 to investigate the fight against the trafficking of Polish women and children DescriptionDr Klaus Richter has secured a £126,000 grant from the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung to investigate the fight against the trafficking of Polish women and children during the interwar period.Date:11/04/2018 Displaying 1 to 10 of 120 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next