About the School
A vibrant community
The School of Arts and Social Sciences at City is a cosmopolitan, outward-looking, internationally-excellent centre of research and learning on the human condition in all of its dimensions. Ours is a large and vibrant school with around 3,000 students (one third postgraduate) and 250 staff currently organised in seven academic departments: Economics, English, International Politics, Journalism, Music, Sociology and Psychology.
Our mission
We aim to attract the best talent from all backgrounds and across the globe, to produce world-class research of benefit to society, to provide innovative and exciting programmes of study, and to enrich the lives and enhance the career prospects of our students.
Investing in Arts and Social Sciences
City is investing massively in the Arts and Social Sciences. Over the next five years, the School will increase academic staff and student numbers by a third, and develop research and teaching strengths in new subject areas at City – Politics and Modern History We will also invest in becoming a major centre for quantitative social science in London.
School Leadership
Led by the Dean, the School leadership team is responsible for development and implementation of the School strategic plan, and the development of supporting initiatives to increase the intensity and quality of our research and enterprise, and improve our education provision.
School Leadership Team
- Dean: Professor Chris Greer
- Deputy Dean: Professor Laurence Solkin
- Chief Operating Officer: Laura Flynn
- Associate Dean Research: Professor Miguel Mera
- Associate Dean Education: Dr. Lauren Knott
- Associate Dean Student Experience: Dr. Mary Ann Kernan
- Associate Dean Research Students: Professor Stephen Cottrell
- Associate Dean International: Dr. Chris McDowell
- Associate Dean People and Culture: Dr. Jessica Jones Nielsen
Heads of Department
- Economics: Professor Giulia Iori
- English: Dr. Patricia Moran
- International Politics: Professor Inderjeet Palmer
- Journalism: Professor Suzanne Franks
- Music: Professor Laudan Nooshin
- Psychology: Professor Emmanuel Pothos
- Sociology: Dr. Rachel Cohen
