AHRC Follow-on-Funding
May 22, 2024
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Our team was really delighted to receive £84,099 in follow-on-funding from the AHRC for a project entitled 'Decolonising English Studies in and Beyond the Classroom'. We will be working with 16-18 year old learners, their teachers, UK exam boards and colleagues from across the world to co-create an online educational resource about South African literature.
You can read a University of Salford news item about the project here.
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