This 2-day workshop explores the key concept of feminist worlding, through innovative world-building methodologies that interrogate sources of bias and inequalities in a range of encounters, to inform arts and humanities enquiry.

This interactive, reflective session is designed as a space to explore the practical, ethical and emotional challenges and responsibilities facing researchers in arts and humanities when, deliberately or not, their work intersects with the inhumanity of war and other forms of violence.

This 2-day workshop explores the key concept of feminist worlding, through innovative world-building methodologies that interrogate sources of bias and inequalities in a range of encounters, to inform arts and humanities enquiry.

This interdisciplinary and collaborative workshop is designated to explore regenerative and creative practices of research in and out of academic space, and its various links to the concept of embodiment.

Join SGSAH and British Council Scotland for an information session in advance of the launch of the EARTH Scholarships, a unique programme that will harness the collective power of the arts, humanities, and science to address the challenges of climate change.

This panel discussion explores the relationship between global film industries/international cultural heritage/public engagement and research and creative practice, with panel speakers from UNESCO Cities of Film Network's officials/researchers.

This panel discusses the exciting launch of a new cross-disciplinary FilmLab research cluster based at the UoG, formed in collaboration with researchers in film and literature within the College of Arts.

This research showcase highlights the work of talented researchers, who are taking part in SGSAH’s SFC Saltire Emerging Researcher Scheme. The Scheme has seen PhD and Early Career Researchers travel between Scotland, Croatia, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. We will hear directly from our SFC Saltire Emerging Researchers about their international exchange projects and their collaborations with European partner institutions.

This seminar, led by Professor Maria Fusco, DJCAD, University of Dundee and co-chaired with Dr Lila Matsumoto, University of Nottingham, discusses and embodies experimental writing methods in practice research. Presentations by Professor Leena Rouhiainen (Uniarts, Helsinki) & Dr Amelia Groom (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen) will be followed by a panel discussion.

Prospectives 2022 is a one-day symposium highlighting an international selection of work by graduate and PhD students working at the edge of developments in scholarly and practice based work involving digital technologies.