- PhD and MPhil Degrees
- REF 2014
- REF 2021
- Research Centres
- Business School Research
- Dance Research
- Fine Art Research
- Humanities Research
- Education and Teaching research
- Psychology and Counselling Research
- Institute of Sport Research
- Achieving Inclusivity and Diversity In and Through Sport
- Occupational Performance
- Developing Health and Well-Being
- Developing Sports Performers, Coaches and Officials
- Clem Burke Project
- Occupational Performance Research Group
- Women's Sport Leadership Academy
- Anita White Foundation
- Consultancy
- CCASES
- Step By Step
- Sexual Health in the over ForTy-fives (SHIFT)
- Nutritional Supplementation
- Theatre Research
- ChiPrints Repository
- Research Governance
- Research Office
Preserving Heritage
The women and sport movement is a collective of organisations and individuals who have worked with sustained activism to change sport for women for the better. The AWF has, since its launch, endeavoured to preserve the heritage of the movement and make it publicaly accessible, predominantly through the AWF Archive.
The University of Chichester supports this undertaking by continuing to receive and house the content of the Archive in the Special Collections Room located in the Learning Resource Centre on the Bishop Otter Campus.
The aim of the Archive is to be the definitive resource for knowledge and understanding of the women and sport movement.
In 2017, the AWF will launch two projects to further preserve the heritage of the women and sport movement: the Women and Sport Timeline, and Women and Sport Gamechangers.
