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Leeds Arts University provides a space where researchers can develop innovative and creative lines of enquiry. Research-informed teaching inspires student achievement across our curricula. Our researchers contribute to the cultural landscape locally, nationally and internationally.
In order to meet our research goals, the University has developed a supportive infrastructure. Currently, we employ two Research Fellows to engage in their own practice and to mentor others. In addition, we have a large pool of academic staff who pursue their own research interests.
Our researchers specialise in many diverse fields; from surrealism to social practice and widening participation.
Contact us
Professor Samantha Broadhead
Head of Research
sam.broadhead@leeds-art.ac.uk
Professor Sheila Gaffney
Professor of Research (Innovation & Development)
sheila.gaffney@leeds-art.ac.uk
Dr Marianna Tsionki
University Curator
marianna.tsionki@leeds-art.ac.uk
Henry Gonnet
Research Coordinator
research@leeds-art.ac.uk
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Latest Research Projects
Within the context of Leeds Arts University research is investigating; rediscovering or making a new contribution to knowledge in a chosen specialist field of study/practice that is open for scrutiny through peer review.
This series of case studies showcases academic research at Leeds Arts University that has had an impact on the wider world.
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Our Research Repository
The University has a commitment to supporting Open Access (OA) as a means of sharing our research as widely as possible. We facilitate Green OA by encouraging the deposit of research in a timely manner into our institutional repository.
Research Integrity and Ethics
Leeds Arts University is committed to research integrity and ethical practice. To demonstrate this commitment we have complied with the requirements of the Research Integrity Concordat:
We have published a named point of contact, Professor Sam Broadhead, who will act as a first point of contact for anyone wanting more information on matters of research integrity.
Any person wishing to raise concerns about the integrity of research being conducted under the auspices of the University should do so under the Whistleblowing Policy.
We will publish an annual statement on how we are meeting the requirements of the Concordat.
We are a member of GuildHE Research.
