Research in the humanities has a distinctive character that often requires different criteria of quality and relevance. The SEP 2021-2027 provides ample room to highlight these unique aspects, but there is a need for argumentation and sound substantiation backed up by robust data.
The documents on this page can help:
- to clarify a unit’s position, mission and strategy and place it in the broader context of humanities research;
- to justify the selection of certain indicators;
- to justify the choices made and results achieved in relation to Open Science and Open Access.
What is unique about quality and relevance in the humanities?
How should you handle ‘robust’ data?
Options for quantitative substantiation – citation counts and other forms
How should you tackle benchmarking?
Open Science and Open Access and the humanities