Interdisciplinary department combining insights from History, Law, Politics, Languages, Literature, Archaeology and Environmental Humanities, based in Cornwall.
We're delighted that Daisy Ellis, one of our recently graduated alumna, has been awarded this year’s Hutton Prize for Excellence for her “outstanding” work on Australian Indigenous and Settler governance systems.
Over the last two weeks we’ve been showcasing the work of our interdisciplinary experts in the University of Exeter’s Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Cornwall. Find them all here hass-cornwall.exeter.ac.uk/research/
Our historical narratives are often centred on land, but what happens if we shift our perspective to oceans? How might this shape our environmental and political imaginaries? Join us as we plunge into the past to navigate new futures.
Our next Research Short is Dr. Katya Kolpinskaya on parliament.
The UK Parliament is the core of the British political system and a subject of relentless scrutiny. At HaSS we teach and research our legislature in collaboration with Parliament itself.