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Research
The Faculty of Arts is internationally renowned for its research activity. The unique combination of individual disciplines and themes creates a vitality and vibrancy in the faculty’s research structure. All staff in the faculty are active researchers, and many are famous names within their own specialisms as well as in the media; undergraduates in the faculty are in constant contact with academics who are at the forefront of their disciplines, and there is a large cohort of research students across all subject areas.
Bristol Institute for Research in the Humanities and the Arts
Faculty research events and seminars >>
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Postcolonial Studies
25 March 2010, 5.15 pm
'Fighting for the Homeland? Anti-colonial nationalism and the Second World War in the Films of Ousmane Sembene' -
The Forty-Sixth Annual Conference of the Society of Latin American Studies
9 April 2010, 10 am
Professor Steve Stern will be giving the Plenary lecture at the conference on Saturday 10 April 2010. -
The Forty-Sixth Annual Conference of the Society of Latin American Studies
10 April 2010, 10 am
9-10th April - More events & seminars >>
Centres, Institutes & Themes
The Faculty of Arts has chosen a number of themes to develop as research priorities over the next 5 years.
- Colonialism
- Medieval Cultures
- Place and Space
- Reception
- Science, Knowledge and Reality
- Screen Research@Bristol
These form part of a core group of University Research Themes.