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Dr Bhrigupati Singh is a Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, working at the intersection of medical anthropology, religious studies, philosophy, and psychiatry.

Teaching: Understanding the Modern World; Introduction to Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities. Research: Early Modern History; the Enlightenment; International Networks; Professionalisation and the History of Applied Science.

Sociolinguistics, language policy and planning, endangered languages, revitalisation methods, multilingualism, language documentation, language and development. 

Rajosmita Roy is a doctoral researcher in History with interests in the history of modern South Asia, imperial, gender and print history.

History of modern South Asia, particularly the transition to independence; gender, family and law in colonial and post-colonial India

Hisae has more than two decades of international development experience, working at the nexus of policy-making, programming, project implementation and research, in active to post conflict contexts of Africa and Middle East. Country/regional focus on Kordofan region of Sudan.

Nathan W. Hill's research focuses on Tibetan literature and Tibeto-Burman/Sino-Tibetan historical linguistics.

Dr Amal Al-Jubouri is a distinguished poet, human rights lawyer, and academic specializing in Arabic and Islamic studies, cultural memory, and interfaith dialogue.