Heritage

Heritage is central to our identity, wellbeing and resilience in the face of global challenges. We make a difference to society by offering new perspectives on relationships between past, present and future. The way we understand, conserve and represent heritage has important social, environmental, political and economic implications, and is particularly vital to identity, memory, and sense of place. We examine how ideas of a shared past are created and contested through diverse forms of tangible and intangible heritage.

• Dr Vanicka Arora, Lecturer in Heritage
• Dr Annalisa Christie, Lecturer in Heritage 
• Dr Jessica Douthwaite, Postdoctoral Research Fellow 
• Dr Sally Foster, Professor of Heritage 
• Professor Siân Jones, Professor of Heritage
• Dr Catherine Mills, Senior Lecturer in Environmental History 
• Dr Jennie Morgan, Lecturer in Heritage 
• Professor Holger Nehring, Professor in Contemporary History 
• Professor Nina Parish, Professor in French and Francophone Studies 
• Dr Michael Penman, Senior Lecturer in History
• Dr Elizabeth Robson, Postdoctoral Research Fellow 
• Dr Gyorgy Toth, Lecturer in History

• Dr Samuel Alberti, Honorary Professor
• Dr Susan Buckham, Honorary Research Fellow
• Dr Murray Cook, Honorary Research Fellow
• Mr Bryan Dickson, Honorary Associate Professor 
• Dr Torgrim Guttormsen, Honorary Professor
• Dr Mark Hall, Honorary Senior Research Fellow
• Dr Josephine Munch Rassmussen, Honorary Senior Research Fellow
• Dr David Mitchell, Honorary Professor
• Dr Daniel Rhodes, Honorary Senior Research Fellow
• Michael Terwey, Honorary Professor
• Dr Diána Vonnák, Honorary Research Fellow
• Paula Whitehall, Honorary Associate Professor

• Lilja Bernhaim
• Alina Botezatu
• Catriona Davidson
• Tomás Gerich
• Anu Shree Murali 
• Ieuan Rees
• Lena Sideri