List of Professorships at The University of Glasgow - Arts

Arts

  • Professor of Divinity (1640)
  • Professor of Humanity (1682) (1618)
  • Professor of Greek (1704) (1581)
  • Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages (1709)
  • Professor of Logic and Rhetoric (1727)
  • Professor of Moral Philosophy (1727)
  • Professor of Ecclesiastical History (1716) (Until 1935 Regius Professorship)
  • Professor of Divinity and Biblical Criticism (1861)
  • Regius Professor of English Language and Literature (1861)
  • Professor of Modern History (1893)
  • Professor of Scottish History and Literature (1913)
  • Marshall Professor of French Language and Literature (1917)(1895)
  • Stevenson Professor of Hispanic Studies (1924)
  • Stevenson Professor of Italian (1924)
  • Gardiner Professor of Music (1928)
  • Professor of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology (1939-1945)
  • Professor of English Language (1947) (1907)
  • Edwards Professor of Medieval History (1955)
  • Professor of Celtic (1956)
  • Bradley Professor of English Literature (1965)
  • Richmond Professor of Fine Art (1965)
  • Stevenson Professor of French Language and Literature (1966)
  • Dalrymple Professor of Archaeology (1972)
  • James Arnott Professor of Drama (1972)
  • Professor German Language and Literature (1973)
  • Professor of Creative Writing (2001)
  • Denis Brogan Professor of American History (2001)
  • Frances Hutcheson Professor of the Arts (2001)
  • Chair of Gaelic (2010)

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