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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]
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
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Beatrice Webb | 1932 | Economics | [2] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
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Gertrude Caton Thompson | 1944 | Archaeology | [3] |
Helen Cam | 1945 | Medieval studies | [4] |
Helen Darbishire | 1947 | [5] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
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Professor Jocelyn Toynbee | 1952 | Archaeology Classical antiquity | [6] |
Doris Mary Stenton | 1953 | Medieval studies | [7] |
Dame Lucy Sutherland | 1954 | [8] | |
Professor Dorothy Whitelock | 1956 | [9] | |
Professor A. M. Dale | 1957 | Classics | [10] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
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Eleanora Carus-Wilson | 1963 | Economic history | [11] |
Dame Margery Perham | 1961 | [12] | |
Mary Lascelles | 1962 | [13] | |
Beryl Smalley | 1963 | [14] | |
Kathleen Tillotson | 1965 | [15] | |
Audrey Richards | 1967 | Anthropology | [16] |
Margaret Whinney | 1967 | History of art | [17] |
Dame Frances Yates | 1967 | [18] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Professor Dominica Legge | 1974 | [19] | |
Marjorie Reeves | 1974 | [20] | |
Joan Thirsk | 1974 | [21] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Averil Cameron | 1981 | Late antique and Byzantine studies | [22] |
Joyce Reynolds | 1982 | Classical antiquity | [23] |
Professor Margaret Boden | 1983 | Philosophy Psychology | [24] |
Professor Anne Hudson | 1988 | Medieval studies | [25] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Professor Janet Bately | 1990 | Medieval studies | [26] |
Dr Margaret Bent | 1990 | Medieval studies History of art and music | [27] |
Dr Lotte Hellinga | 1990 | Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 | [28] |
Professor Isabel de Madariaga | 1990 | ||
Dr Stephanie West | 1990 | Classics | [29] |
Professor Jose Harris | 1993 | ||
Dr Caroline Bammel | 1994 | [30] | |
Professor Margaret Spufford | 1995 | ||
Professor Lorraine Tyler | 1995 | [31] | |
Professor Dawn Adès | 1996 | History of art and music | [32] |
Professor Ruth Finnegan | 1996 | ||
Professor Dorothy J. Thompson | 1998 | Classics and Ancient History | [33] |
Professor Dame Olwen Hufton | 1998 | Early Modern history to 1850 | [34] |
Professor Elizabeth McGrath | 1998 | History of art and music | [35] |
Professor P. E. Easterling | 1998 | Classics | [36] |
Professor Ann Moss | 1998 | Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 | [37] |
Professor Dame Vicki Bruce | 1999 | Psychology | [38] |
Professor Linda Colley | 1999 | History | |
Professor Wendy Davies | 1999 | Medieval studies Archaeology | [39] |
Professor Carol Harlow | 1999 | Law | [40] |
Dr Georgina Herrmann | 1999 | Archaeology | [41] |
Professor Marian Hobson | 1999 | French studies | [42] |
Professor Wendy James | 1999 | Anthropology and geography Archaeology | [43] |
Professor Melveena McKendrick | 1999 | Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 | [44] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Professor Rosemary Ashton | 2000 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 Modern history from 1850 | [45] |
Professor Celia Britton | 2000 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [46] |
Professor Angela Leighton | 2000 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [47] |
Professor Amélie Kuhrt | 2001 | The 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 | 2001 | Medieval studies | [49] |
Professor Dame Hermione Lee | 2001 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [50] |
Professor Marilyn Butler | 2002 | English | [51] |
Professor Megan Vaughan | 2002 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East Modern history from 1850 | [52] |
Professor Isobel Armstrong | 2003 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [53] |
Professor Karin Barber | 2003 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East Anthropology and geography | [54] |
Professor Sarah Broadie | 2003 | Philosophy | |
Professor Elizabeth Boa | 2003 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | |
Professor Anne Phillips | 2003 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations | [55] |
Professor Ann Jefferson | 2004 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [56] |
Professor Maxine Berg | 2004 | Economics and economic history Modern history from 1850 | [57] |
Professor Annette Kuhn | 2004 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [58] |
Professor Jane Lewis | 2004 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [59] |
Professor Susan Mendus | 2004 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations | [60] |
Professor Sheilagh Ogilvie | 2004 | Economics and economic history | [61] |
Professor Frances Young | 2004 | Theology and religious studies | [62] |
Professor Sandra Fredman | 2005 | Law | [63] |
Professor Miriam Glucksmann | 2005 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [64] |
Professor Dawn Oliver | 2005 | Law | |
Professor Jo Labanyi | 2005 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | |
Professor Helen Cooper | 2006 | Medieval studies | [65] |
Professor Dame Rosemary Cramp | 2006 | Archaeology | [66] |
Professor Jill Rubery | 2006 | Management and business studies; Sociology, demography and social statistics | |
Professor Rachel Bowlby | 2007 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | |
Professor Bryony Coles | 2007 | Archaeology | [67] |
Professor Catriona Kelly | 2007 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [68] |
Professor Joni Lovenduski | 2007 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations | [69] |
Professor Dame Henrietta Moore | 2007 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East Anthropology and geography | [70] |
Professor Genevra Richardson | 2007 | Law | [71] |
Dr Zara Steiner | 2007 | Modern history from 1850 | [72] |
Professor Sara Arber | 2008 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [73] |
Professor Roberta Gilchrist | 2008 | History of art and music Archaeology | [74] |
Professor Ruth Mace | 2008 | Anthropology and geography | [75] |
Professor Lisa Tickner | 2008 | History of art and music | [76] |
Professor Sarah Worthington | 2009 | Law | [77] |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Professor Mary Beard | 2010 | Classical Antiquity | [78] |
Professor Rosemary Crompton | 2010 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [79] |
Professor Cecilia Heyes | 2010 | Philosophy Psychology | [80] |
Professor Emilie Savage-Smith | 2010 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East | |
Professor Jenny Cheshire | 2011 | Linguistics and Philology; Education | [81] |
Professor Cécile Fabre | 2011 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations Philosophy | [82] |
Professor Laura Marcus | 2011 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | |
Professor Susan Owens | 2011 | Anthropology and geography | [83] |
Professor Kathleen Kiernan | 2012 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | |
Professor Gillian Clark | 2012 | Theology and Religious Studies; Classical Antiquity | [84] |
Professor Bencie Woll | 2012 | Linguistics and philology Psychology | [85] |
Professor Lucia Zedner | 2012 | Law | [86] |
Professor Sarah Birch | 2013 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations Philosophy | [87] |
Professor Stella Bruzzi | 2013 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [88] |
Professor Katharine Ellis | 2013 | History of art and music | [89] |
Professor Eilís Ferran | 2013 | Law | [90] |
Professor Diana Knight | 2013 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | |
Professor Cécile Laborde | 2013 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations; theology and religious studies | |
Professor Jenny Ozga | 2013 | Sociology, demography and social statistics; education group | |
Professor Lucrezia Reichlin | 2013 | Economics and economic history | [91] |
Professor Joanne Scott | 2013 | Law | |
Professor Janet Watson | 2013 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East Linguistics and philology | [92] |
Professor Ingrid De Smet | 2014 | Classical Antiquity; Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830 | [93] |
Professor Susanne Bobzien | 2014 | Philosophy | [94] |
Professor Joanna Bourke | 2014 | Modern history from 1850 | [95] |
Professor Margot Brazier | 2014 | Law | [96] |
Professor Eleanor Dickey | 2014 | Classical antiquity Linguistics and philology | [97] |
Professor Rae Langton | 2014 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations Philosophy | [98] |
Professor Judith Lieu | 2014 | Classical antiquity Theology and religious studies | [99] |
Professor Cecilia Trifogli | 2014 | Philosophy Medieval studies | [100] |
Professor Janette Atkinson | 2015 | Psychology | [101] |
Professor Oriana Bandiera | 2015 | Economics and economic history | [102] |
Professor Julia Black | 2015 | Law | [103] |
Professor Dawn Chatty | 2015 | Anthropology and geography Africa, Asia and the Middle East | [104] |
Professor Julia Barrow | 2016 | Medieval studies | [105] [106] |
Professor Robyn Carston | 2016 | Linguistics and philology | [105] [107] |
Professor Patricia Clavin | 2016 | Modern history from 1850 | [105] [108] |
Professor Jane Duckett | 2016 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations | [105] [109] |
Professor Nancy Edwards | 2016 | Archaeology | [105] [110] |
Professor Judith Freedman | 2016 | Law | [105] [111] |
Professor Miranda Fricker | 2016 | Political studies: political theory, government and international relations | [105] [112] |
Professor Hilary Graham | 2016 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [105] [113] |
Professor Lorna Hutson | 2016 | Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 | [105] [114] |
Professor Emily Jackson | 2016 | Law | [105] [115] |
Professor Susanne Küchler | 2016 | Anthropology and geography | [105] [116] |
Professor Nilli Lavie | 2016 | Psychology | [105] [117] |
Professor Elizabeth Eva Leach | 2016 | History of art and music | [105] [118] |
Professor Catherine Merridale | 2016 | Modern history from 1850 | [105] [119] |
Professor Catherine Morgan | 2016 | Classical antiquity | [105] [120] |
Professor Sophie Scott | 2016 | Psychology | [105] [121] |
Professor Judy Wajcman | 2016 | Sociology, demography and social statistics | [105] [122] |
Professor Patricia Waugh | 2016 | Modern languages, literatures and other media from 1830 | [105] [123] |
Professor Fiona Williams | 2016 | Sociology, 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 | 2017 | Early modern languages and literatures to 1830 | [125] |
Professor Anna Vignoles | 2017 | [125] | |
Dr Teresa Webber | 2017 | [125] | |
Professor Lynn Abrams | 2018 | Modern history | [126] |
Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore | 2018 | Cognitive neuroscience | |
Professor Joya Chatterji | 2018 | South Asian history | |
Professor Veronica Della Dora | 2018 | Human geography | |
Professor Tia DeNora | 2018 | Sociology of music | |
Professor Emerita Catherine Hall | 2018 | Modern British social and cultural history | |
Canon Professor Carol Harrison | 2018 | Divinity | |
Professor Alison Liebling | 2018 | Criminology and criminal justice | |
Professor Elena Lieven | 2018 | Psychology | |
Professor Jane Lightfoot | 2018 | Greek literature | |
Professor Sonia Livingstone | 2018 | Social psychology | |
Professor Eleanor Maguire | 2018 | Cognitive neuroscience | |
Nuffield Professor Melinda Mills | 2018 | Sociology | |
Professor Niamh Moloney | 2018 | Financial markets law | |
Professor Catherine Nash | 2018 | Human geography | |
Pevsner Professor Lynda Nead | 2018 | History of art | |
Professor Wen-chin Ouyang | 2018 | Arabic and comparative literature | |
Professor Alexandra Shepard | 2018 | Gender history | |
Professor Helen Small | 2018 | English literature | |
Professor Fiona Stafford | 2018 | English language and literature | |
Professor Judith Still | 2018 | French and critical theory | |
Professor Silvana Tenreyro | 2018 | Economics | |
Professor Gill Valentine | 2018 | ||
Professor Georgina Waylen | 2018 | Politics | |
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 |
Name | Year elected | Disciplinary section(s) | Notes |
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Anna Sapir Abulafia | 2020 | Theology and Religious Studies; Medieval Studies | [128] |
Professor Catherine Barnard | 2020 | European Union law | |
Professor Gurminder Bhambra | 2020 | Postcolonial and decolonial studies | |
Professor Dame Sue Black | 2020 | Forensic anthropology | |
Professor Amy Bogaard | 2020 | Archaeology | |
Professor Ursula Coope | 2020 | Classical Antiquity; Philosophy | |
Professor Rebecca Earle | 2020 | Early Modern History to 1850; Modern History from 1850 | |
Professor Regenia Gagnier | 2020 | Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media from 1830 | |
Professor Katherine Hawley | 2020 | Philosophy | |
Professor Paula Jarzabkowski | 2020 | Management and business studies | |
Professor Judith Jesch | 2020 | Medieval Studies | |
Professor Polly O'Hanlon | 2020 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East; Modern History from 1850 | |
Professor Sarah A. Radcliffe | 2020 | Anthropology and Geography | |
Professor Meg Russell | 2020 | Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations | |
Professor Antonella Sorace | 2020 | Linguistics and Philology | |
Professor Penny Summerfield | 2020 | Modern History from 1850 | |
Professor Kathy Sylva | 2020 | Education | |
Professor Rosalind Thomas | 2020 | Classical Antiquity | |
Professor Isabel Torres | 2020 | Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830 | |
Professor Elaine Unterhalter | 2020 | Education | |
Professor Caroline van Eck | 2020 | History of Art and Music | |
Professor Essi Viding | 2020 | Psychology | |
Professor Clair Wills | 2020 | Modern 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 | 2022 | Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations | [130] |
Professor Barbara Bombi | 2022 | Medieval Studies | |
Professor Theresa Buckland | 2022 | Culture, Media and Performance | |
Professor Virginia Cox | 2022 | Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830 | |
Professor Jacqueline Coyle-Shapiro | 2022 | Management and Business Studies | |
Dr Melanie Giles | 2022 | Archaeology | |
Professor Lucy Green | 2022 | History of Art and Music | |
Professor Edith Hall | 2022 | Classical Antiquity | |
Professor Penny Harvey | 2022 | Anthropology and Geography | |
Professor Pat Hudson | 2022 | Economics and Economic History; Sociology, Demography and Social Statistics | |
Professor Cristina Iannelli | 2022 | Education | |
Professor Anna Lawson | 2022 | Law | |
Professor Sally Maitlis | 2022 | Management and Business Studies | |
Professor Robin Mansell | 2022 | Culture, Media and Performance | |
Professor Nicola Miller | 2022 | Modern History from 1850 | |
Professor Hilary Owen | 2022 | Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media from 1830 | |
Professor Cathy Price | 2022 | Psychology | |
Professor Rebecca Probert | 2022 | Law | |
Professor Eleanor Robson | 2022 | Africa, Asia and the Middle East | |
Professor Kathryn M. Rudy | 2022 | History of Art and Music | |
Professor Valerie Rumbold | 2022 | Early 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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