Working Together to Make a Difference
Delivering research with impact is a key objective and an intrinsic part of the 情色六月天's College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. Working across disciplines, our research covers a broad range of topics and utilises a wide variety of methodologies and approaches that foster regional, national, and international collaborations and partnerships.
The medieval city of Lincoln, with its 11th Century Cathedral and castle, provides a unique environment for heritage and conservation studies, from projects on stained glass and the Gothic revival, to print-based research utilising sources held in the Cathedral’s Wren and Medieval Libraries. On campus, our theatre, galleries, design labs, and studio spaces provide vibrant hubs for our creative community of academics and students. Answering questions around social justice and the law are also central to our mission, as is delivering research that benefits business and influences government, policymakers, and key stakeholders across society.
Research Groups
Alongside our research institutes and centres, we have a number of research groups working within the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities covering everything from medieval history, critical heritage, and global and transregional studies, to contemporary music and theatre, responsible management, and the visitor economy. You can explore our research groups by subject area on the University's Institutes, Centres, and Groups page.
Specialist Research Facilities
We offer a range of purpose-built facilities and high-quality resources and equipment for our researchers. This includes dedicated performance spaces, photography studios, multimedia editing suites, design workshops, printmaking facilities, a Moot Court, and specialist archives based at the International Bomber Command Centre.
All our students also have access to the 260,000 journals, 750,000 print and electronic books, and the range of databases and specialist collections that are available at our Great Central Warehouse Library.
Supporting Our Postgraduate Researchers
Postgraduate research students form an integral part of our academic community, and we aim to provide a vibrant research culture and environment to help them achieve their goals. As well as offering first-class research facilities across the College, our students can take advantage of a range of dedicated research and study spaces, suitable for both individual study and group work with fellow researchers.
Students can also take part in a variety of postgraduate training programmes to help equip them with critical research skills, while our dedicated Postgraduate Research Activity Support Fund, which is awarded competitively, is available for undertaking value-enhanced activities, such as speaking at conferences, and visiting external libraries and archives.