Transformative Humanities brings together distinctive approaches to humanities research and education within the academy and across a wide range of partners and communities. Inflected across and between disciplines it focuses on six thematic areas:
Learn more about the Transformative Humanities and hear from our researchers what the Transformative Humanities framework means for them.
These six strands reflect our research excellence, bringing humanities insights to disciplinary boundaries with Science, Business, and Social Science, to community need, and sector challenges in a dynamic framework.
Transformative Humanities links together all research and related activities, and research-led learning: impact, outreach, engagement, knowledge exchange, widening participation, decolonization. It engages with all of our learning and research communities, from undergraduates to professional services, and postgraduates to academics. It provides a thinking space for sustainable research. Transformative Humanities draws across chronologies, from ancient and medieval worlds to contemporary questions and future directions.
In this episode, learn more about the establishment of game studies, film to video game adaptations, participatory games development, issues around archiving our games heritage, and how gaming can transform the way we think about culture and the humanities.
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