Research
The Faculty of Arts is internationally renowned for its research activity. The unique combination of individual disciplines and collaborations creates a vitality and vibrancy in the faculty's research structure.
Research centres
The Faculty of Arts hosts six Faculty Research Centres, which exist as hubs for innovative research that crosses disciplines.
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Centre for Black Humanities
An interdisciplinary group researching the histories, art and thought of people of African descent. -
Centre for Environmental Humanities
A group of scholars at the University of Bristol working on environmental issues from humanities perspectives. -
Centre for Health, Humanities and Science
Our vision is to be recognised as a leader in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research at the intersection of humanities, medicine, health and science. -
Centre for Material Texts
We bring together scholars from across the Faculty of Arts, as well as librarians and creative professionals, in the exploration of material texts from the ancient world to the digital age. -
Centre for Medieval Studies
Formed in 1994, the Centre is a well-established presence within the Faculty of Arts. We create an exciting and supportive forum for staff and postgraduate researchers alike. -
Centre for Science and Philosophy
We support collaborative work between philosophers and researchers in history, economics, logic and mathematics, engineering, psychology, physics and the chemical, biological, medical, geographical, social and political sciences.
Research clusters and collaborations
In addition to our leading research centres, we support interdisciplinary research clusters, giving early-career and more experienced academics the opportunity to collaborate on new areas of research.
The Faculty is also home to a number of insitutes and collaborations which provide additional focus for interdisciplinary work.
School research
The schools and departments in the Faculty of Arts act as research hubs, each with their own vibrant research culture, contributing to the Faculty's overall mission.
Partner with us
Please contact us if you would like to explore how the University of Bristol can work in partnership with your organisation. If you work at the University, then we can also offer advice on finding and connecting with creative economy partners.
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University of Bristol research
Academics from across the Faculty participate in thematic, multidisciplinary research spanning the breadth of our University. Find out more about University of Bristol research institutes.
Events
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Dr. Carlo Avilio (Independent Scholar), 'Jusepe de Ribera's 'Man with Galileo's Telescope': A New Portrait of the Lyncean Fabio Colonna?'
26 February 2019, 3.15 PM
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Martin Revermann (Toronto), 'Translation theory for Classicists'
26 February 2019, 3.30 PM
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‘The Great Appropriation,' Ninety Years Later
26 February 2019, 4.30 PM