The BRAMS Institute conducts research across the humanities, social sciences, natural and formal sciences, and applied sciences, with an emphasis on topics related to British, American, and Georgian studies in the broadest sense.
Research themes include interdisciplinary studies of:
- the Americas (United States and the wider hemisphere)
- the United Kingdom, Commonwealth states, British overseas territories, crown dependencies and Channel Islands, and former territories of the British Empire
- countries with large English-speaking populations
- Germany and its historical predecessors, Italy, Vatican City, Iceland, Türkiye, and Hungary
Projects interrogate cultural, political, historical, economic, medical, legal, and media phenomena, and employ comparative interdisciplinary and transnational methods to generate insights relevant to Georgia and the wider world.
