Academic Schools, Departments, Institutes, Centres
The School is structured academically into three faculties:
This area of the site gives an overview of each school, department and centre, as well as the 300+ academic staff and their research interests.
Schools, Departments and Sections
Research and teaching by discipline or regions of the world.
- Anthropology and Sociology
- Arts
- Development Studies
- East Asian Languages & Cultures
- Economics
- Finance and Management
- History, Religions and Philosophies
- Interdisciplinary Studies
Institutes and Regional Centres
Concentrations of research expertise drawn from across Schools and Departments, focusing on specific countries or regions of the world. Six of the regional centres and institutes are administered by the Centres and Programmes Office
Research Centres
Situated within Schools and Departments with a particular research focus
- Buddhist Studies
- Colonialism, Empire and International Law
- Comparative Political Thought
- Conflict, Rights and Justice
- Cultural, Literary and Postcolonial Studies
- Development Policy and Research
- Development, Environment and Policy
- East Asian Law
- English Studies
- Ethnographic Theory
- Financial and Management Studies
- Food Studies
- Gender Studies
- Global Media and Communications
- Human Rights Law
- International Foundation Courses and English Language Studies
- International Studies and Diplomacy
- Islamic and Middle Eastern Law
- Islamic Studies
- Jaina Studies
- Japanese Art (Sainsbury Institute)
- Japanese Religions
- Jewish Studies
- Language Pedagogy (Archived)
- Languages of the Wider World CETL (Archived)
- Law, Environment and Development Centre
- Media and Film Studies
- Migration and Diaspora Studies
- Ottoman Studies
- Politics of Energy Security
- Translation Studies
- Trust Research
- Water and Development
- World Christianity
Collaborative External Centres
Centres that are established jointly with an external institution