Unit Co-ordinator
- Professor Don MacRaild
History at Ulster has consistently produced 4* (world-leading) and 3* (internationally excellent) research. In REF2014 almost 50% of our publications and over 75% of the impact of our work on policy and practice beyond Ulster was rated at these levels.
80% of research environment judged to be world-leading or internationally excellent
People Involved
The following university staff are involved with the research activities of this Unit of Assessment and participated in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework:
Name | Role |
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Blackstock, A Dr | Reader |
Crooke, EM Professor | Professor of Museum and Heritage Studies |
De Angeli, A Dr | Lecturer in Chinese and East Asian History |
Guarino, G Dr | Lecturer in Early Modern History |
Hughes, KP Dr | Lecturer in British History |
Kennedy, L Professor | Professor of Modern Economic and Social History of Ulster |
Kirby, D Dr | Reader in International History |
Loughlin, JP Dr | Reader in History |
MacRaild, D Professor | Professor of British and Irish History |
McCormick, L Dr | Lecturer in Modern Irish Social History |
McNamara, R Dr | Senior Lecturer in International History |
Miller, IR Dr | Research Associate - Medical History |
O Ciardha, E Dr | Senior Lecturer in Irish/English Literary & Historical Studies |
O'Connor, PEJ Dr | Senior Lecturer |
Railton, NM Dr | Lecturer |
Sneddon, A Dr | Lecturer in International History |
Thatcher, I Professor | Head of School of English and History |
Wright, O Dr | Lecturer in International History |
Research Outputs
Research Impact Case Studies
- Imeacht na nIarlaí/The Flight of the Earls and Plandáil Uladh/The Plantation of Ulster: The History and Culture of Derry/Londonderry
- Researcher, Historical Advisor and Narrator of ‘Wolfland’, the first Irish-language, historical documentary ever co-commissioned by RTÉ and BBC, broadcast 7th, 14th January 2013 (RTÉ) and 7th, 16th January 2013 (BBC2)
- Shaping documentary narratives through the RTÉ television programme, ‘The Queen and Us’ on Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Ireland, 17 May 2011