College of Arts and Law research awards In 'Arts and Law' International studentsCollege of Arts and LawNewsEventsKey people in the College of Arts and Law 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 Emma West awarded prestigious British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship DescriptionThe Fellowship has been awarded to Dr West for her postdoctoral project 'Revolutionary Red Tape: How State Bureaucracy Shaped British Modernism.'Date:10/04/2018 Two Marie Curie Fellowships secured DescriptionThe College of Arts and Law has secured two European Commission Marie Curie Individual Fellowships, totalling £150,000.Date:19/02/2018 Grant greenlight for immersive drama project DescriptionDr Joanna Bucknall has secured a grant of £60,399 from the Arts and Humanities Research Council for a project called 'Corpus Quod'. It will develop augmented reality and immersive strategies that will enable audiences to experience what it is like to be an asylum seeker in the UKDate:05/01/2018 Blue Revolution receives £179,312 Leverhulme Trust grant DescriptionProfessor Corey Ross of the School of History and Cultures will research and write the first history of the international effort to develop fisheries in the global South during the 'long 20th Century' (1870s to present).Date:15/12/2017 Reconsidering Muslim Marriage Practices in Europe DescriptionDr Yafa Shanneik leads the project which will bring a new perspective on Muslim marriages by placing the experiences and voices of women at the centre of research.Date:05/12/2017 Dr Hugh Houghton awarded ERC Consolidator Grant DescriptionDr Hugh Houghton has been awarded a €1.75M grant by the European Research Council for the five-year CATENA Project on Greek New Testament Commentary Manuscripts.Date:28/11/2017 Displaying 1 to 10 of 114 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next