Humanities and Creative Arts
Summary
The School of Humanities and Creative Arts includes the disciplines of Art History and Theory, Cinema Studies, Classics, Cultural Studies, English, History, and Philosophy.
See the Programme pages (listed below) for more details on their research strengths and profile.
Researchers
Research Groups
Subject Area: Disciplines
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American Studies: American Studies
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Communication, Journalism and Media Studies: Communication; Media Studies
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Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies; Popular Culture; Visual Culture
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Biology: Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour: Behaviour
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Education: Pedagogy; Politics of Education
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Environmental Studies: Environmental Studies
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History, History of Art, Classics and Curatorial Studies: Ancient Greek; Ancient Roman; Classics; Classical Art; Classical Language and Literature; History of Art; Medieval History; Modern History; Modern History: World; Modern History: British & European; Modern History: American; Modern History: Pacific; Modern History: Australasia; New Zealand History
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Human Geography: Human Geography
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Human-Animal Studies: Human-Animal Studies
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Languages & Linguistics: French
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Literature: Literature; Colonial; New Zealand; Post-Colonial
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Management, Human Resources, Industrial Relations, International Business and Other Business: Organisational Behaviour and Theory
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Music, Literary Arts and Other Arts: Composition and Theory; Creative Writing; Music History and Musicology
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Philosophy: Philosophy
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Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy: Political Science
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Psychology: Psychology
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Science & Technology: Science & Technology
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Sociology, Social Policy, Social Work, Criminology and Gender Studies: Gender & Sexuality; Sociology
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Theatre and Dance, Film and Television and Multimedia: Theatre and Dance; Film; Television; Performance Studies
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Visual Arts and Crafts: Painting; Drawing; Photography
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