Our research centres and groups

As well as our research institutes, ARU's thriving research community includes a wide range of research centres and groups.

Cross-institutional

• Medical Technology Research Centre

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

• 19th Century Studies Research Unit
• Anglia Ruskin Research Centre for Intercultural and Multilingual Studies
• Centre for Children's Book Studies
• The Centre for Science Fiction and Fantasy
• Design Research Group
• Fine Art Research Unit
• Labour History Research Unit
• Lens Reportage and Documentary Research Group
• Wellbeing, Care, Aesthetics and Art Research and Education Unit (We CARE)

Faculty of Business and Law

• Centre for Access to Justice and Inclusion (CAJI)
• Centre for Intelligent Supply Chains
• Centre for Pluralist Economics
• IMPACT - Innovation, Management and PrACTice

Faculty of Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care

• Biomechanics, Optics, Robotics and Imaging Research Group (BORI)
• Biomedical Engineering Research Group
• Biomedical Informatics Group
• Circulatory Health Research Group
• Cluster for Education Research on Identities and Inequalities (CERII)
• Drug Discovery Group
• Global Public Health, Migration and Ethics Research Group
• Molecular Diagnostics Group
• Musculoskeletal and Developmental Biology Research Group
• Participatory Research Group
• Pharmaceutical Research Group
• St Andrew's Anglia Ruskin Research Group (StAAR)

Faculty of Science and Engineering

• Applied Ecology Research Group
• ARU Centre for Mind and Behaviour
• ARU Centre for Societies and Groups
• The ARU Possessions and Hoarding Collective
• Behavioural Ecology Research Group
• Biomedical Research Group
• Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences
• Computing, Informatics and Applications Research Group
• Cyber Security and Networking Research Group
• Engineering Analysis Simulation and Tribology Research Group
• Forensic and Investigative Research Group
• Future Cities Research Network
• Platelet Research Group
• Vision and Hearing Sciences Research Group