Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Every aspect of the work of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences is rooted in a commitment to celebrate diversity, promote equality of opportunity, and pursue academic excellence.

Study with us

The Faculty seeks to equip students to be confident, effective and highly skilled graduates. As a student of the Faculty, you will discover and understand what it means to be a part of an increasingly complex but connected and globalised world, and the positive difference that they each can make on the world.

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Explore, push boundaries, create and innovate

The Faculty is a dynamic, interdisciplinary, and collaborative environment where students and staff can explore, push boundaries, create, and innovate. The Faculty is a safe space in which human diversity is valued and celebrated, and where every student can have confidence that they will be supported in working towards and achieving their full potential.

Faculty Leadership

Professor David McGravie

Pro Vice-Chancellor (International) and Executive Dean, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Professor Darren Sproston

Assoc Dean (Education & Student Success)

Dr Jo Bacon

Assoc Dean - P/ships, Entprse & Recruit

Professor Simon Grennan

Professor

Upcoming events

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Would you like to find out more about a career in Teaching with STEP?

Shropshire and Telford Education Partnership are holding a ‘Get Into Teaching’ Recruitment Event covering Early Years, Primary and Secondary phases

A teacher and child working with art paint materials in a classroom.

Theology and Religious Studies 'Find Out More' Information Event

Our Theology and Religious Studies 'Find Out More' event gives you the chance to meet both staff and students in an informal and friendly atmosphere. You’ll discover more about our academic department, explore our Master's and Doctoral courses, discuss our PhD options, and learn about the unique nature of postgraduate studies with us.