Search results
Found 1000 results from all University websites.
Classics MScR - Postgraduate research programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Our MSc (by Research) in Classics offers you the opportunity to study classics at an advanced level through independent research.
Contact Details | Multi-Faith and Belief Chaplaincy, For All Faiths and None | Chaplaincy
Any other questions you may have for the Chaplaincy
Meet our graduates: Eduard Gafton (Comparative Literature) | Literatures, Languages & Cultures | Literatures Languages and Culture
From Comparative Literature to YouTube and video games.
Jaspreet Kaur | IASH
today. This book is essential reading for anyone wanting to build a fuller picture of women’s lives in Britain today across a wide variety of backgrounds and perspectives.
History and Politics MA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
MA History and Politics provides the opportunity to link two key disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
Case Study: Professor James Walvin OBE | IASH
What once seemed small noises off-stage have become a deafening clamour: slavery has taken its rightful place as a central issue of wide concern to anyone interested in the development
David Hume and slavery | IASH
Anyone with Hume’s intelligence would recognise the enormity of slavery. But Hume sought to benefit from it.
"Dangerous Women": the book | IASH
In addition to them, we have welcomed poets, playwrights, academics, journalists, historians, artists, performers and opinion-formers, and indeed anyone with an angle on the theme, to reflect on the danger
Dr Margarita Vaysman | IASH
pioneering’, ‘formidable’, an ‘essential reading for anyone who studies or teaches nineteenth-century Russian prose’) and The Oxford Handbook of Global Realisms (OUP, 2025), the first comprehensive interdisciplinary account of realism
Onsager's Hard Rod Fluid
A fluid consisting of long thin rods without any forces between them undergoes a transition from an isotropic state to an ordered nematic phase above a critical density. This intuitive result was first derived by Lars Onsager. It explains the