People getting divorced sought for study of AI technology offering vital advice and support
A study into how artificial intelligence (AI) can help people getting divorced is looking for participants who wouldn’t normally use...
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
1989 babies almost three times more likely to have a degree compared to those born in 1958, analysis shows
Children born to non-graduate parents in 1989 were almost three times more likely to get a degree compared to those...
The Great British Dig and University archaeologist find first excavated evidence of Roman mining in Cornwall
The first excavated evidence that the Roman army were mining metals in Cornwall within just a few years of invading...
University partners with Indian company to create online exploration of past and present issues surrounding tea production
Research into the historic and contemporary representation of Indian and Sri Lankan tea plantations and the people who work in...
Immersive app brings to life the hidden histories of Copenhagen
A mobile app for Copenhagen has turned conventional history tours on their head, with an innovative living trail that tells...
Students set to curate contemporary arts experience across the city of Exeter
Arts venues, public spaces and an empty shop in the city of Exeter will host a multi-site contemporary art project...
National photo competition and exhibition celebrates linguistic diversity in the UK’s landscape
Creative and thought-provoking photographs capturing multi-lingual life in modern Britain – and all taken by schoolchildren – have gone on...
Academic and artist set for solo exhibition that explores the relationship between land and water
Five years of research, travel and artistic collaboration exploring our relationship to rivers, seas and the lands at their edges...
Review identifies next steps for research into ethnicity attainment gap
There is a wide range of reasons for differential performance in professional legal assessments, with most beyond the direct control...