List of female fellows of the British Academy

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The Fellowship of the British Academy consists of world-leading scholars and researchers in the humanities and social sciences. A varying number of fellows are elected each year in July at the academy's annual general meeting. [1] The first woman was elected to the fellowship in 1932. [2]

Contents

Elected in 1930s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Beatrice Webb 1932Economics [2]

Elected in 1940s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Gertrude Caton Thompson 1944Archaeology [3]
Helen Cam 1945Medieval studies [4]
Helen Darbishire 1947 [5]

Elected in 1950s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Professor Jocelyn Toynbee 1952Archaeology
Classical antiquity		 [6]
Doris Mary Stenton 1953Medieval studies [7]
Dame Lucy Sutherland 1954 [8]
Professor Dorothy Whitelock 1956 [9]
Professor A. M. Dale 1957Classics [10]

Elected in 1960s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Eleanora Carus-Wilson 1963Economic history [11]
Dame Margery Perham 1961 [12]
Mary Lascelles 1962 [13]
Beryl Smalley 1963 [14]
Kathleen Tillotson 1965 [15]
Audrey Richards 1967Anthropology [16]
Margaret Whinney 1967History of art [17]
Dame Frances Yates 1967 [18]

Elected in 1970s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Professor Dominica Legge 1974 [19]
Marjorie Reeves 1974 [20]
Joan Thirsk 1974 [21]

Elected in 1980s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Averil Cameron 1981Late antique and Byzantine studies [22]
Joyce Reynolds 1982Classical antiquity [23]
Professor Margaret Boden 1983Philosophy
Psychology		 [24]
Professor Anne Hudson 1988Medieval studies [25]

Elected in 1990s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Professor Janet Bately 1990Medieval studies [26]
Dr Margaret Bent 1990Medieval studies
History of art and music		 [27]
Dr Lotte Hellinga 1990Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 [28]
Professor Isabel de Madariaga 1990
Dr Stephanie West 1990Classics [29]
Professor Jose Harris 1993
Dr Caroline Bammel 1994 [30]
Professor Margaret Spufford 1995
Professor Lorraine Tyler 1995 [31]
Professor Dawn Adès 1996History of art and music [32]
Professor Ruth Finnegan 1996
Professor Dorothy J. Thompson 1998Classics and Ancient History [33]
Professor Dame Olwen Hufton 1998Early Modern history to 1850 [34]
Professor Elizabeth McGrath 1998History of art and music [35]
Professor P. E. Easterling 1998Classics [36]
Professor Ann Moss 1998Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 [37]
Professor Dame Vicki Bruce 1999Psychology [38]
Professor Linda Colley 1999History
Professor Wendy Davies 1999Medieval studies
Archaeology		 [39]
Professor Carol Harlow 1999Law [40]
Dr Georgina Herrmann 1999Archaeology [41]
Professor Marian Hobson 1999French studies [42]
Professor Wendy James 1999Anthropology and geography
Archaeology		 [43]
Professor Melveena McKendrick 1999Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 [44]

Elected in 2000s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Professor Rosemary Ashton 2000Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Modern history from 1850		 [45]
Professor Celia Britton 2000Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [46]
Professor Angela Leighton 2000Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [47]
Professor Amélie Kuhrt 2001The social, cultural and political history of the ancient Middle East (c.3000-100 BC), especially the Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian and Seleucid empires [48]
Professor Diana Greenway 2001Medieval studies [49]
Professor Dame Hermione Lee 2001Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [50]
Professor Marilyn Butler 2002English [51]
Professor Megan Vaughan 2002Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Modern history from 1850		 [52]
Professor Isobel Armstrong 2003Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [53]
Professor Karin Barber 2003Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Anthropology and geography		 [54]
Professor Sarah Broadie 2003Philosophy
Professor Elizabeth Boa 2003Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Professor Anne Phillips 2003Political studies: political theory, government and international relations [55]
Professor Ann Jefferson 2004Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [56]
Professor Maxine Berg 2004Economics and economic history
Modern history from 1850		 [57]
Professor Annette Kuhn 2004Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [58]
Professor Jane Lewis 2004Sociology, demography and social statistics [59]
Professor Susan Mendus 2004Political studies: political theory, government and international relations [60]
Professor Sheilagh Ogilvie 2004Economics and economic history [61]
Professor Frances Young 2004Theology and religious studies [62]
Professor Sandra Fredman 2005Law [63]
Professor Miriam Glucksmann 2005Sociology, demography and social statistics [64]
Professor Dawn Oliver 2005Law
Professor Jo Labanyi 2005Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Professor Helen Cooper 2006Medieval studies [65]
Professor Dame Rosemary Cramp 2006Archaeology [66]
Professor Jill Rubery 2006Management and business studies; Sociology, demography and social statistics
Professor Rachel Bowlby 2007Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Professor Bryony Coles 2007Archaeology [67]
Professor Catriona Kelly 2007Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [68]
Professor Joni Lovenduski 2007Political studies: political theory, government and international relations [69]
Professor Dame Henrietta Moore 2007Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Anthropology and geography		 [70]
Professor Genevra Richardson 2007Law [71]
Dr Zara Steiner 2007Modern history from 1850 [72]
Professor Sara Arber 2008Sociology, demography and social statistics [73]
Professor Roberta Gilchrist 2008History of art and music
Archaeology		 [74]
Professor Ruth Mace 2008Anthropology and geography [75]
Professor Lisa Tickner 2008History of art and music [76]
Professor Sarah Worthington 2009Law [77]

Elected in 2010s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Professor Mary Beard 2010Classical Antiquity [78]
Professor Rosemary Crompton 2010Sociology, demography and social statistics [79]
Professor Cecilia Heyes 2010Philosophy
Psychology		 [80]
Professor Emilie Savage-Smith 2010Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Professor Jenny Cheshire 2011Linguistics and Philology; Education [81]
Professor Cécile Fabre 2011Political studies: political theory, government and international relations
Philosophy		 [82]
Professor Laura Marcus 2011Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Professor Susan Owens 2011Anthropology and geography [83]
Professor Kathleen Kiernan 2012Sociology, demography and social statistics
Professor Gillian Clark 2012Theology and Religious Studies; Classical Antiquity [84]
Professor Bencie Woll 2012Linguistics and philology
Psychology		 [85]
Professor Lucia Zedner 2012Law [86]
Professor Sarah Birch 2013Political studies: political theory, government and international relations
Philosophy		 [87]
Professor Stella Bruzzi 2013Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [88]
Professor Katharine Ellis 2013History of art and music [89]
Professor Eilís Ferran 2013Law [90]
Professor Diana Knight 2013Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830
Professor Cécile Laborde 2013Political studies: political theory, government and international relations; theology and religious studies
Professor Jenny Ozga 2013Sociology, demography and social statistics; education group
Professor Lucrezia Reichlin 2013Economics and economic history [91]
Professor Joanne Scott 2013Law
Professor Janet Watson 2013Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Linguistics and philology		 [92]
Professor Ingrid De Smet 2014Classical Antiquity; Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830 [93]
Professor Susanne Bobzien 2014Philosophy [94]
Professor Joanna Bourke 2014Modern history from 1850 [95]
Professor Margot Brazier 2014Law [96]
Professor Eleanor Dickey 2014Classical antiquity
Linguistics and philology		 [97]
Professor Rae Langton 2014Political studies: political theory, government and international relations
Philosophy		 [98]
Professor Judith Lieu 2014Classical antiquity
Theology and religious studies		 [99]
Professor Cecilia Trifogli 2014Philosophy
Medieval studies		 [100]
Professor Janette Atkinson 2015Psychology [101]
Professor Oriana Bandiera 2015Economics and economic history [102]
Professor Julia Black 2015Law [103]
Professor Dawn Chatty 2015Anthropology and geography
Africa, Asia and the Middle East		 [104]
Professor Julia Barrow 2016Medieval studies [105] [106]
Professor Robyn Carston 2016Linguistics and philology [105] [107]
Professor Patricia Clavin 2016Modern history from 1850 [105] [108]
Professor Jane Duckett 2016Political studies: political theory, government and international relations [105] [109]
Professor Nancy Edwards 2016Archaeology [105] [110]
Professor Judith Freedman 2016Law [105] [111]
Professor Miranda Fricker 2016Political studies: political theory, government and international relations [105] [112]
Professor Hilary Graham 2016Sociology, demography and social statistics [105] [113]
Professor Lorna Hutson 2016Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 [105] [114]
Professor Emily Jackson 2016Law [105] [115]
Professor Susanne Küchler 2016Anthropology and geography [105] [116]
Professor Nilli Lavie 2016Psychology [105] [117]
Professor Elizabeth Eva Leach 2016History of art and music [105] [118]
Professor Catherine Merridale 2016Modern history from 1850 [105] [119]
Professor Catherine Morgan 2016Classical antiquity [105] [120]
Professor Sophie Scott 2016Psychology [105] [121]
Professor Judy Wajcman 2016Sociology, demography and social statistics [105] [122]
Professor Patricia Waugh 2016Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 [105] [123]
Professor Fiona Williams 2016Sociology, demography and social statistics [105] [124]
Professor Alison Bashford 2017 [125]
Professor Mary Daly 2017 [125]
Professor Gillian Douglas 2017 [125]
Professor Emily Grundy 2017 [125]
Professor Sara Hobolt 2017 [125]
Professor Jennifer Hornsby 2017 [125]
Professor Melissa Leach 2017 [125]
Professor M. M. McCabe 2017 [125]
Professor Angela McRobbie 2017 [125]
Professor Lynne Murray 2017 [125]
Professor Francesca Orsini 2017 [125]
Professor Ulinka Rublack 2017 [125]
Professor Barbara Sahakian 2017 [125]
Professor Catriona Seth 2017Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 [125]
Professor Anna Vignoles 2017 [125]
Dr Teresa Webber 2017 [125]
Professor Lynn Abrams 2018Modern history [126]
Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore 2018Cognitive neuroscience
Professor Joya Chatterji 2018South Asian history
Professor Veronica Della Dora 2018Human geography
Professor Tia DeNora 2018Sociology of music
Professor Emerita Catherine Hall 2018Modern British social and cultural history
Canon Professor Carol Harrison 2018Divinity
Professor Alison Liebling 2018Criminology and criminal justice
Professor Elena Lieven 2018Psychology
Professor Jane Lightfoot 2018Greek literature
Professor Sonia Livingstone 2018Social psychology
Professor Eleanor Maguire 2018Cognitive neuroscience
Nuffield Professor Melinda Mills 2018Sociology
Professor Niamh Moloney 2018Financial markets law
Professor Catherine Nash 2018Human geography
Pevsner Professor Lynda Nead 2018History of art
Professor Wen-chin Ouyang 2018Arabic and comparative literature
Professor Alexandra Shepard 2018Gender history
Professor Helen Small 2018English literature
Professor Fiona Stafford 2018English language and literature
Professor Judith Still 2018French and critical theory
Professor Silvana Tenreyro 2018Economics
Professor Gill Valentine 2018
Professor Georgina Waylen 2018Politics
Professor Christina Boswell 2019 [127]
Professor Charlotte Brunsdon 2019
Professor Harriet Bulkeley 2019
The Rev. Professor Sarah Coakley 2019
Dr Annabel Gallop 2019
Professor Susan Golombok 2019
Professor Emily Gowers 2019
Professor Louise Gullifer 2019
Professor Clare Harris 2019
Professor Rebecca Herissone 2019
Professor Caroline Heycock 2019
Professor Herminia Ibarra 2019
Professor Susan James 2019
Professor Deborah James 2019
Professor Esther Leslie 2019
Professor Julia Lovell 2019
Professor Helen Margetts 2019
Professor Jennifer Mason 2019
Dr Margaret Meyer 2019
Professor Nicola Milner 2019
Professor Irina Nikolaeva 2019
Professor Katie Scott 2019
Dr Alison Sheridan 2019
Professor Tiffany Stern 2019

Elected in 2020s

NameYear electedDisciplinary section(s)Notes
Anna Sapir Abulafia 2020Theology and Religious Studies; Medieval Studies [128]
Professor Catherine Barnard 2020European Union law
Professor Gurminder Bhambra 2020Postcolonial and decolonial studies
Professor Dame Sue Black 2020Forensic anthropology
Professor Amy Bogaard 2020Archaeology
Professor Ursula Coope 2020Classical Antiquity; Philosophy
Professor Rebecca Earle 2020Early Modern History to 1850; Modern History from 1850
Professor Regenia Gagnier 2020Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media from 1830
Professor Katherine Hawley 2020Philosophy
Professor Paula Jarzabkowski 2020Management and business studies
Professor Judith Jesch 2020Medieval Studies
Professor Polly O'Hanlon 2020Africa, Asia and the Middle East; Modern History from 1850
Professor Sarah A. Radcliffe 2020Anthropology and Geography
Professor Meg Russell 2020Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations
Professor Antonella Sorace 2020Linguistics and Philology
Professor Penny Summerfield 2020Modern History from 1850
Professor Kathy Sylva 2020Education
Professor Rosalind Thomas 2020Classical Antiquity
Professor Isabel Torres 2020Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830
Professor Elaine Unterhalter 2020Education
Professor Caroline van Eck 2020History of Art and Music
Professor Essi Viding 2020Psychology
Professor Clair Wills 2020Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media from 1830; Modern History from 1850
Professor Laura Bear 2021 [129]
Professor Catherine Boone 2021
Professor Joanne Conaghan 2021
Professor Davina Cooper 2021
Professor Julia Crick 2021
Professor Catharine Edwards 2021
Professor Becky Francis 2021
Professor Sarah Franklin 2021
Professor Anne Gerritsen 2021
Professor Elaine Graham 2021
Professor Anne Haour 2021
Professor Susanne Kord 2021
Professor Alison Light 2021
Professor Susan Michie 2021
Professor Sarah Nettleton 2021
Professor Barbara Petrongolo 2021
Professor Dorothy Price 2021
Professor Shirin Rai 2021
Professor Mari Sako 2021
Professor Helen Steward 2021
Professor Ianthi Maria Tsimpli 2021
Professor Laura Tunbridge 2021
Professor Amanda Vickery 2021
Professor Susan Banducci 2022Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations [130]
Professor Barbara Bombi 2022Medieval Studies
Professor Theresa Buckland 2022Culture, Media and Performance
Professor Virginia Cox 2022Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830
Professor Jacqueline Coyle-Shapiro 2022Management and Business Studies
Dr Melanie Giles 2022Archaeology
Professor Lucy Green 2022History of Art and Music
Professor Edith Hall 2022Classical Antiquity
Professor Penny Harvey 2022Anthropology and Geography
Professor Pat Hudson 2022Economics and Economic History; Sociology, Demography and Social Statistics
Professor Cristina Iannelli 2022Education
Professor Anna Lawson 2022Law
Professor Sally Maitlis 2022Management and Business Studies
Professor Robin Mansell 2022Culture, Media and Performance
Professor Nicola Miller 2022Modern History from 1850
Professor Hilary Owen 2022Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media from 1830
Professor Cathy Price 2022Psychology
Professor Rebecca Probert 2022Law
Professor Eleanor Robson 2022Africa, Asia and the Middle East
Professor Kathryn M. Rudy 2022History of Art and Music
Professor Valerie Rumbold 2022Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830
Professor Monika Schmid 2022
Professor Uta Schönberg 2022
Professor Marie Louise Stig Sørensen 2022
Professor Catherine Steel 2022
Professor Sylvia Walby 2022
Professor Jane Wills 2022
Professor Emma Wilson 2022
Professor Linda Woodhead 2022
Professor Louise Amoore 2023 [131]
Professor Clare Anderson 2023
Professor Louise Archer 2023
Professor Helen Beebee 2023
Professor Wendy Carlin 2023
Professor Katherine Clarke 2023
Professor Neta Crawford 2023
Professor Georgina Endfield 2023
Professor Annabelle Gawer 2023
Professor Rosalind Gill 2023
Professor Laura Gowing 2023
Professor Helena Hamerow 2023
Professor Kate Hunt 2023
Professor Ananya Jahanara Kabir 2023
Professor Elizabeth Lambourn 2023
Professor Susan Marks 2023
Professor Sharon Monteith 2023
Professor Debra Myhill 2023
Professor Lúcia Nagib 2023
Professor Kate Nation 2023
Professor Tina K. Ramnarine 2023
Professor Jennifer Richards 2023
Professor Susie Scott 2023
Professor Devyani Sharma 2023
Professor Lyndsey Stonebridge 2023
Professor Jane Stuart-Smith 2023

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