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Research

Queen's has had a history of excellence in research since its foundation as Queen's College Belfast in 1845. This excellence has continued through successive generations, and Queen's recent achievements are part of this tradition. Both History and Anthropology are long established disciplines at Queen's, and produce research of global significance across a range of fields.

The 2008 UK Research Asssessment Exercise (RAE) results confirmed our reputation as an internationally leading research centre in both Anthropology and in History. Visit our News section for details:    >>More 

History at Queen's was also ranked in the top 100 world history departments in the QS World University Rankings 2011 and 2012. >>More

The School of History and Anthropology takes serious its obligation to ensure that all research carried out under its aegis adheres to the highest ethical standards. For this purpose the School Research Ethics Committee (SREC) was established. For more information click here

Research in the School is organised by Research Clusters (2) and Research Institutes (2). See below for details of research groupings, externally funded research projects, books published, and information about our current and previous research students working for the degree of PhD:

  Research Clusters & Institutes
  Anthropology Research Projects   Anthropology Research Students
  History Research Projects   History Research Students
  History Postgrad Research Posters   Theses Completed in History since 1993
  History and Anthropology Research Seminars   Women's and Gender History at Queen's
  Books published in 2012   Books published in 2011
  Books published in 2010   Books published in 2009