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Prehistoric Archaeology 

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Archaeology of Literate Societies 

Y 

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Archaeology of Human Origins 

Dance 

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Design 

Maritime Archaeology 

Drama & Theatre Studies 

Landscape and Environmental Archaeology 

Music 

Industrial Archaeology 

Visual Arts 

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Museum and Gallery Studies 

Cultural History 

Museum Policy & Management 

Political History 

Cultural Geography 

Imperial/Colonial History 

Heritage Management 

History of Science/Medicine/Technology 

Conservation of Art and Textiles 

War Studies 

Art History 

Religious History 

Policy, Arts Management and Creative Industries 

Economic and Social History 

Gender and Sexuality 

American Studies 

Y 

Cultural Studies and Pop Culture 

Post-Colonial Studies 

Information and Knowledge Management 

Scottish Studies 

Archives 

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Information Science and Retrieval 

Library Studies 

Information and Knowledge Management 

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Textual Editing and Bibliography  

Human Rights  

Syntax  

Criminal Law and Criminology  

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International Law  

Phonetics  

EU Law  

Language Variation and Change  

Public Law  

Lexicon  

Comparative Law 

Linguistic Theory  

Common Law, including Commercial Law 

Morphology and Phonology  

Law Regulated by Statute 

Applied Linguistics  

Law Relating to Property 

Linguistics (General)  

Legal History 

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Y 

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Interpreting and Translation  

Journalism  

Scandinavian Studies  

Publishing  

Asiatic and Oriental Studies  

Y 

Television History, Theory and Criticism  

Middle Eastern and African  

Y 

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Italian Studies  

Film History, Theory and Criticism  

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Metaphysics  

Lifewriting  

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Children’s Literature  

Language and Philosophical Logic  

Science and Fantasy Writing  

Epistemology  

Poetry  

Ethics  

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Liturgy  

Contemporary Religion  

Systematic Theology  

Church History and History of Theology  

New Testament  

East Asian Religions  

Buddhism  

Hinduism  

Jainism  

E 

D 

Essential/Desirable 

E 

D 

Essential/Desirable 

A1 – Knowledge Base 

C1 – Professional Conduct 

Y 

Subject Knowledge 

Y 

Health and Safety 

Research methods – theoretical knowledge 

Y 

Ethics, principles and sustainability 

Y 

Research methods – Practical application 

Legal requirements 

Y 

Information Seeking 

Y 

IPR and copyright 

Y 

Information literacy and management 

Y 

Respect and confidentiality 

Languages  

Attribution and co-authorship 

Academic literacy and numeracy 

Appropriate practice 

A2 – Cognitive abilities 

C2 – Research management 

Y 

Analysing  

Research Strategy 

Y 

Synthesising  

Project planning and delivery 

Y 

Critical thinking 

Risk management 

Y 

Evaluating 

Y 

Problem Solving 

A3 – Creativity 

C3 – Finance, funding & resources 

Y 

Inquiring minds 

Y 

Income and funding generation 

Y 

Intellectual insight 

Financial management 

Y 

Innovation 

Infrastructure and resources 

Y 

Argument construction 

Intellectual risk 

B1 – Personal qualities 

D1 – Working with others 

Y 

Enthusiasm  

Y 

Collegiality 

Y 

Perseverance 

Y 

Team working 

Y 

Integrity 

People management 

Y 

Self-confidence 

Supervision 

Y 

Self-reflection 

Mentoring 

Y 

Responsibility 

Influence and leadership 

Y 

Collaboration 

Y 

Equality and diversity  

B2 – Self management 

D2 – Communication & dissemination 

Y 

Preparation and prioritisation 

Y 

Communication methods 

Y 

Commitment to research 

Y 

Communication media 

Y 

Time management 

Publication  

Y 

Responsiveness to change 

Y 

Work-life balance 

B3 – Professional & career development 

D3 – Engagement and impact 

Career management 

Teaching 

Continuing professional development 

Public Engagement 

Y 

Responsiveness to opportunities  

Enterprise 

Y 

Networking 

Policy 

Reputation and esteem 

Society and culture 

Global citizenship