Projects
The University of Manchester is a hub for groundbreaking research and, as the largest Faculty within the University, Humanities plays a huge part in that.
There are a variety of ways to find out about the Faculty of Humanities' research activity. Some of the activity can be found via the information below or by using our research explorer.
School of Arts, Languages and Cultures (SALC)
- ARCHER: A Representative Corpus of Historical English Registers
- Childhood, Education and Youth in Modern Japan
- Cross-Language Dynamics
- Cultures of Anti-racism in Latin America
- Double Helix History
- Karphi
- Microscopic Records
- Multi-Story Water - Celebrating Shipley and its waterways
- My Country, a Journey
- Pacifism and non-violence in Islam
- Poor theatres: theatre, performance, poverty
- Racism and anti-racism in Brazil: The case of indigenous people
- Religion and Minority
- Rise of the Rentier
- Site, Performance, and Environmental Changes
- Sleeping Well
- The Art of Peace
- The Bodies, Emotions and Material Culture Collective
- The Dialects of Kurdish
- The lexical semantics of lexical categories
- The Role of Pragmatics in Cyclic Language Change
- Trajectories of Reform
- Unlocking the Mary Hamilton papers
School of Environment, Education and Development (SEED)
- Avalon
- Creative Muslim Women UK
- Everyday life in the Maldives
- Future Dams
- Global Production and Local Outcomes
- International Research Initiative on Brazil and Africa
- National Planning in the Global South
- Nexus for ICTs, Climate Change and Development (NICCD)
- Social Assistance Explorer
- Studying African Farmer-led Irrigation
- Synergistics
- The Michael Kahan Kapelye (MKK)
School of Social Sciences (SoSS)
- Anthropology of aid
- ConnecteDNA
- Corporate Vehicles and Illicit Finance
- DiCED
- Dormant Things
- ESRC-DFID Growth Research Programme
- ESSTED
- Engager Energy
- European Food Crime Research Group
- From Boys to Men Project
- Girlhood and later life
- Global denim
- Global Social Challenges
- Involved Fathers
- MANCEPT
- Migration and families network
- N8 Policing Research Partnership
- Perpetrators of Modern Slavery
- Political Perspectives
- PROMISE: Youth involvement and social engagement
- Public expenditure planning and control
- Religion, law and the constitution
- The Age of Metaphysical Revolution
- Understanding and improving risk assessment on domestic abuse
- Understanding Everyday Participation
- Women in International Law Network
Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS)
Learn more about the funded research projects taking place in the business school.