Arts and Humanities Research Council - Structure

Structure

The AHRC is one of seven Research Councils in the UK.

The current Chairman of the AHRC is Sir Alan Wilson, and its Chief Executive is Professor Rick Rylance who took up post on 1 September 2009. His appointment is for four years.

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