Difference between revisions of "Faculty of Social Sciences"
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*[[School of Health in Social Science|Health in Social Science]] | *[[School of Health in Social Science|Health in Social Science]] | ||
*[[School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science|Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science]] | *[[School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science|Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science]] | ||
− | *[[School of Social and Political Science|Social and Political | + | *[[School of Social and Political Science|Social and Political Sciences]] |
== Sources == | == Sources == |
Revision as of 13:20, 5 December 2014
Edinburgh University's Faculty of Social Sciences was founded in 1963. It absorbed eight Chairs that had previously existed within the Faculty of Arts, and led to the creation of several new Chairs:
- Economic Science (founded 1871)
- Education (1876)
- Accounting (1919)
- Organisation of Industry and Commerce (1925)
- Psychology (1931)
- Geography (1931)
- Architecture (1948)
- Economic History (1956)
- Social Anthropology (1964)
- Urban Design and Regional Planning (1964)
- Economics (1965)
- Sociology (1965)
- Social Administration (1967)
- Nursing Studies (1972)
Following restructuring in 2002, the university's nine Faculties were reconstituted as three Colleges, while Departments were reorganised and replaced by Schools. The Departments previously contained within the Faculty of Social Sciences were incorporated in five Schools of the newly founded College of Humanities and Social Science:
- Business School
- Economics
- Health in Social Science
- Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science
- Social and Political Sciences
Sources
- Robert D. Anderson, 'The Construction of a Modern University', in Robert D. Anderson, Michael Lynch, and Nicholas Phillipson, The University of Edinburgh: An Illustrated History (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2003), pp. 103-207.
- University of Edinburgh, The Edinburgh University Calendar (Edinburgh: The University, 1858-2004)