Fellowship
Election as a Fellow of the British Academy recognises high scholarly distinction in the humanities or social sciences, evidenced by published work. Fellows may use the letters FBA after their names. Fellows are elected into one of the following disciplinary sections:
Humanities
- Classical Antiquity
- Theology and Religious Studies
- African and Oriental Studies
- Linguistics and Philology
- Early Modern Languages and Literatures
- Modern Languages, Literatures and other Media
- Archaeology
- Medieval Studies
- Early Modern History to c1800
- Modern History from c1800
- History of Art and Music
- Philosophy
Social Sciences
- Law
- Economics and Economic History
- Anthropology and Geography
- Sociology, Demography and Social Statistics
- Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations
- Psychology
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