The Humanities and Social Sciences Tackling the UK’s International Challenges 2019

This programme provides UK-based researchers at any career stage - and active in any discipline within the social sciences and the humanities - with an opportunity to develop and lead interdisciplinary research projects which bear on existing understanding of the international challenges and opportunities which the UK has faced, is facing and/or will face.
Start date
2019
Duration
18 months
Departments
International
Programme status
Ongoing

This round of The Humanities and Social Sciences Tackling the UK's International Challenges programme 2019 focuses on the themes of Borders and/or European Identities.

The projects will aim to achieve the following outcomes:

  1. Enhance public, cultural and/or policy understanding of international challenges past, present and future through the expertise of the humanities and social sciences;
  2. Develop through the humanities and social sciences the awareness required to address matters of international concern;
  3. Engender new or deepen existing international interdisciplinary research collaborations in the humanities and social sciences in order to yield new understanding for culture, policy and/or research agendas;
  4. Further cross-learning between disciplines and/or between academic, policy, cultural, practitioner and public communities on issues that are topical, under-explored or necessitate reframing.

The 15 research projects supported under this programme bring novel, interdisciplinary ideas from the humanities and the social sciences to bear on our understanding of the international challenges and opportunities which the UK has faced, is facing, and will face. They aim to advance cross-learning within and between academic, policy, practitioner and public communities on issues related to borders and/or European identities that are topical, under-explored or necessitate reframing.

For more information, please see the scheme notes.

This programme is funded by the UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

Contact details

Email: [email protected] 

Tel: 020 7969 5220 

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