Visiting Research Fellowship
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Keele has a longstanding history of research excellence. Its diverse community of ambitious and inspiring researchers contributes to its rich and exciting research culture generates outstanding research at international, national and local levels.
The Faculty’s researchers – in our four Schools – cover a wide range of disciplines across the humanities and social sciences. Our research contributes to advancing knowledge, benefiting culture and society, fostering equality and social justice, critical thinking and creativity, and addressing the most pressing social and global challenges.
Hosted in The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Keele Institute for Social Inclusion is an interdisciplinary (and cross-faculties) hub for knowledge exchange and thriving research collaborations at international and national levels, providing a focus for both research and practice.
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences welcomes applications from researchers at other institutions or independent scholars wishing to undertake research within the Faculty. Visiting Research Fellows would take part in the academic life of Keele University and contribute to developing research which aligns with the Faculty’s research strategy and priorities. Our Faculty awards Honorary/Visiting fellowships to individuals of notable academic standing who will be associated with our Faculty (not as staff members) and will contribute to its exciting research culture.
We welcome requests from individual scholars who wish to spend periods of up to one year (in the first instance) pursuing research (this does not include registering for a formal academic qualification). Applications can be made to visit and be affiliated to any of the Schools within the Faculty detailed below:
Visiting Research Fellowships are designed for scholars who wish to focus on a specific research area; the scheme is not suitable for those wishing to gain general experience of the UK education system.
We value the contribution that Visiting Research Fellows make to Keele’s research community.