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Environmental Humanities Research Hub (EHRH), London

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The Environmental Humanities Research Hub (EHRH) at the School of Advanced Study (SAS) promotes and facilitates research in the transdisciplinary field of environmental humanities. It supports the work of national research centres while advancing global connections. The Hub brings together the seminars on environmental humanities that are organised in the different Institutes of SAS while also organising a cross-institutional seminar series, and it hosts and leads a range of online and in-person activities, including training workshops, research seminars, and other collaborative events. It curates Transformative Humanities: Thinking Environmental Futures, a blog of short academic-style articles on a broad range of subjects within the environmental humanities.

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Contact details

School of Advanced Study, University of London, Senate House, Malet Street
London
WC1E 7HU
Website: https://www.sas.ac.uk/about-us/institutes-centres/environmental-humanities-research-hub
Public email: EHRH@sas.ac.uk

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  • University-based infrastructure
  • Hub

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  • Language tag
  • Environmental humanities tag

Parent infrastructure(s)

School of Advanced Study (SAS)

The School of Advanced Study (SAS) plays a unique role in fostering collaborative, innovative, and distinctive research in the humanities. It also aims to equip researchers with the skills necessary t… read more about School of Advanced Study (SAS)

University Of London
Senate House
Senate House
London
WC1E 7HU
United Kingdom

University affiliation(s)

University of London
London

Partner Infrastructures

Centre for Environmental Humanities

The Centre for Environmental Humanities is a group of scholars at the University of Bristol working on environmental issues from humanities perspectives. The Centre recognises that entangled in the en… read more about Centre for Environmental Humanities

Bristol

Environmental Humanities Research Group, Leeds

The Environmental Humanities Research Group investigates the relationships between human creativity, social life and the nonhuman world. Based in Leeds’s School of English, but working across di… read more about Environmental Humanities Research Group, Leeds

Leeds

Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities (SIAH)

SIAH places culture at the heart of world-changing research. They work across subjects to support socially engaged, creative and critical work. SIAH uses the critical and creative resources of the art… read more about Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities (SIAH)

Southampton

Centre for Ancient Environmental Studies

Established in September 2020, the Centre is dedicated to promoting the study of human-environment interactions in the Ancient Mediterranean, Europe, and West Asia. It contributes to the growth of anc… read more about Centre for Ancient Environmental Studies

St Andrews

UCL Anthropocene

UCL Anthropocene describes itself as a virtual school, assembling projects, people, courses and events from across the social sciences, arts, humanities, life, environmental and health sciences to art… read more about UCL Anthropocene

London

Additional Partnerships

School of Modern Languages, University of St Andrews; Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, Bangor University; Birkbeck Research Centre for Environment and Sustainability; University of London Institute in Paris

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2026-09-30 11:45:28

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