DASSH RESOURCE HUB

Resources for teaching & education across arts, social sciences and humanities.

A clear, practical starting point for deans and senior leaders looking for guidance, evidence, useful contacts and current sector insight.

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Explore the hub

We’ve brought together all useful resources for senior leaders within our sector. From resources on best practice and sector evidence to resources to partners and networks you will find useful.

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Best Practice

For practical guidance for leadership, governance, planning and the day-to-day challenges faced by deans and senior teams, AdvanceHE is a great resource. It also offers a helpful framework for leading in education.

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Sector Evidence

SHAPE research through the the British Academy is a useful resource for our sector. The SHAPE Observatory is an evidence hub that monitors the health and development of social sciences, humanities and the arts across the UK and reports on how research in the SHAPE disciplines has led to significant innovation and impact across society.

The Academy of Social Sciences report also outlines eight principles about the UK’s social science sector. 

Latest News

From industry trends to our latest discussions

Stay up to date with sector developments and discussion topics from our latest events and seminars. We believe in sharing knowledge and resources to support one another across the higher education sector. 

Keeping in Touch

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Latest news

Keep up to date with DASSH announcements and latest sector insights.

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Upcoming events

Find opportunities to meet, exchange ideas and hear from colleagues across the sector.
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Become a member

Join us and help shape the higher education sector within arts, social sciences and humanities.

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