Advancing the humanities
The School of Advanced Study (SAS) is at the forefront of advancing the humanities in the UK. We do this by promoting and facilitating research, engagement and impact.
Learn about our national roleJoin arts and humanities colleagues from across the UK to explore key issues and new approaches that will shape the future of our disciplines. London & Manchester, 15 & 22 May.
Watch the inaugural National Humanities Lecture, which will be delivered by historian, writer and filmmaker, David Olusoga
The BAFTA-winning actor reflects on his honorary degree from SAS, the power of Shakespeare, and the importance of the arts and humanities.
The Digital Humanities Research Hub (DHRH) at SAS supports a variety of digital approaches to the Humanities across the UK and beyond, and promotes the Digital Humanities community both nationally and internationally.
Institutes & Centres: The School unites eight internationally renowned institutes in the humanities and a number of centres of research excellence and expertise.
Our Institutes & CentresNew Open Access series announcement Today, at the Born-Digital Collections, Archives and Memory conference at Senate House, we announced details of a new book series, Digital Cultural Heritage. This series is a forum for exploring the past, present and future of digital cultural heritage, both digitised and born-digital. The series editors are Dr Eirini Goudarouli […]
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Another step in our mission to ‘open up humanities research’ We are pleased to announce our new partnership with Thoth, a metadata management and distribution platform built specifically for open access book publishers. Our move to join Thoth marks a significant milestone for the Press in our mission to make humanities research more accessible to […]
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Our Head of Publishing is interviewed on ‘Knowing me, Knowing UKSG’ The popular podcast series developed by UKSG interviews professionals working in scholarly communications – including publishers and librarians – to help show different career paths and ‘inspire the next generation of leaders in our sector. Paula speaks about her role at the University of […]
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Free training webinar hosted by OABN and OIPA As part of our role within the Open Institutional Publishing Association (OIPA), we are helping to organise this free webinar with the Open Access Books Network. The webinar will feature a panel of expert speakers offering advice and answering questions about metadata for open access books. There […]
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