A collaborative culture produces innovative research across our three subject areas About our research Our diverse and energetic research culture covers many periods, areas, themes and approaches that unite the subjects of Archaeology, Classics and History. Impact Through our research, we engage with a wide variety of audiences for greater social and cultural benefit. Find out how we connect our study of the past with present-day concerns and debates. Research groups A list of the School's research groups, with descriptions and membership details. Results of the Research Excellence Framework 2014 The School of History, Classics and Archaeology has achieved a strong set of results in the Research Excellence Framework 2014. Results of the Research Assessment Exercise, 2008 The number of History staff at Edinburgh ranked world-leading or internationally excellent in the Research and Assessment Exercise, in 2008, was the highest of any university in Scotland and the third highest in the UK, an achievement exceeded only by Oxford and Cambridge. The panel reported that in Research Environment,"the majority of the activity was outstanding, the rest excellent". Esteem Indicators "were found overall to be outstanding", giving a joint overall score of 4* (or world leading) in these categories. This article was published on 2024-08-01
