Changing Role
The function and the role of the ICS have changed over the years but its commitment to furthering Cornish scholarship has persisted. The ICS intends to play a leading role in the next phase of the Tremough development and this may result in a greater ‘critical mass’ of Cornwall-based social sciences and humanities researchers and the potential for more quality research on Cornwall and its society as well as undergraduate teaching modules in Cornish Studies.
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