Arts and Humanities
Research in the Arts and Humanities at Reading spans a broad range of disciplines located within four Schools. Scholarly, applied and practice-led research attracts funding from a broad range of sources to support individual research as well as that carried out by project teams.
Cross-School and inter-disciplinary research exists in Research Centres and Groups that bring different perspectives to shared areas of interest. The Graduate Centre for Medieval Studies, the Early Modern Research Centre, the Centre for International Research in Childhood, and the Centre for Television Drama Studies are among the most established.
In some areas research is supported by the Universitys outstanding and renowned collections and archives. The Beckett Archive, currently being expanded with major acquisitions, is the largest in the world; the Publishing Archives and the Lettering, Printing and Graphic Design collections are unique and support a number of significant research projects.
You can find out more about research across the Faculty and about Research Centres and Groups in Arts and Humanities by using the links to the research pages of the discipline areas listed below.
School of Arts and Communication
School of English and American Literature
School of Humanities
School of Languages and European Studies
Further Humanities research is undertaken in Archaeology, Law and Politics.