TRSUK supports and works with the Religion Media Centre to promote well-informed understanding of religion and theology in the public sphere. Academics wishing to offer their expertise to the media, and journalists who would like to contact academic experts, should be in touch with the Religion Media Centre.
The British Academy seeks to deepen understanding of people, societies, and cultures in the UK and beyond. It does so by providing a forum for debate and engagement, providing funding for research, and developing policy. You can read the ‘Shape the Future’ and ‘Qualified for the Future’ reports below.
The Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funds research in the Arts and Humanities across the UK.
The Arts & Humanities Alliance is an association of learned societies that work together to promote the interests of the arts and the humanities, particularly with respect to Higher Education and research policies in the UK and the EU.
The British Academy report SHAPE the future demonstrates the contribution of Social Science, Arts, and Humanities researchers can make to a positive, post-pandemic future for peoples, economies, and environments.
The British Academy has produced a new report, ‘Qualified for the Future’, which provides evidence of the benefit to the economy and to wider society of the skills developed through university study of arts and humanities subjects, including Theology & Religious Studies.
The Commission on Religious Education in England has released its final report, recommending that the subject be called Religion and World Views.
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