The Scottish Graduate School of Arts and Humanities will celebrate its 10th anniversary on October 3rd, 2024.
As the first national graduate school of Arts and Humanities, SGSAH started from the necessity of the academic landscape and changing funding environment of the time.
SAHA co-chair Professor Murray Pittock was instrumental in the creation of SGSAH. In the video below, Professor Pittock recalls how the National Graduate School was “born” ten years ago.
The Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities (@sgsah) officially turns 10 tomorrow. We asked SAHA co-chair Professor Murray Pittock (@P14Murray | @UofGlasgow) to tell us how the world's first national graduate school in the Arts & Humanities started (1/3) 👇 pic.twitter.com/lAxRRPltSU
— SAHA (@SAHA_voice) October 1, 2024
— SAHA (@SAHA_voice) October 1, 2024
"The last 10 years have been 10 years of growth and success for the Graduate School"
— SAHA (@SAHA_voice) October 1, 2024
From all of us at SAHA, happy 10th anniversary, @sgsah 🎉 pic.twitter.com/2Ddh75Eczs
To mark the occasion, SGSAH published “2014-24 SGSAH 10 Year Review”, where you can read about their developments, activities and achievements from over the past 10 years. These include creative and collaborative work from the doctoral community and international scholars, external partners, staff additions and an array of in-person and online events. Click here to read the reportÂ
