Since its inception in 2006, the Graduate Faculty Research Programme has hosted 61 research groups. In 2018, the programme was renamed the Research Network Programme.

City Seminar [2006/2010-2015]

Reproduction Forum (CIRF) [2006-2014]

Health and Welfare [2006-2011]

Intermedia Research Group [2006-2010]

Modern China Reading Group (MCRG) [2006/2008-2010]

Post-Conflict and Post-Crisis Research Colloquium [2006-2011]

Contemporary Russian Culture Study [2007-2009]

Cultures of Climate Change [2007-2010]

Late Antiquity Network (CLANS) [2008-2015]

Business and Society [2008-2010]

European Identities and Encounters [2008-2010]

Postcolonial Empires: Transnational Being and Ontological Politics [2008-2011]

GreenBRIDGE [2009-2015]

East European Memory Studies [2009-2013]

Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Network [2009-2011]

Endangered Languages and Cultures Groups (CELC) [2010-2012]

Taking Place [2011-2014]

Imaginative Things: Curious Objects 1400-2000 [2011-2018]

Screen Media [2011-2015]

Climate Histories / Paris 2015 [2011-2016]

Between Civilisation and Militarisation [2011-2012]

Food and Drink Network [2011-2012]

History and Anthropology [2011-2013]

Market Square - The Policy, Economy and Society [2011-2013]

Field Notes [2012-2014]

Active Citizenship [2012-2013]

Trivium: Defining Humanities, 1500-1700 [2013-2014]

Locating Religion: Modern Era [2013-2015]

Civic Matter: Infrastructure as Politic [2013-2015]

Global Science [2013-2015]

Rethinking Life [2014-2015]

Multilingualism and Exchange in the Ancient and Medieval World [2014-15]

Moral Psychology [2014-2015]

Places of Amnesia [2014-2015]

Food: Field to Table?  [2015-2016]

The Subversive Good: Disrupting Power, Transcending Inequalities [2015-2016]

Cambridge Conversations in Translation [2015-2018]

Rethinking Work [2015-2016]

Ethics of Big Data [2015-2017]

Science non-Fiction and the Bottom Billion [2015-2016]

Cybernetics and Society [2016-2017]

Decolonising the Curriculum in Theory and Practice [2016-2017]

Images of Care and Dying [2016-2017]

Photography between Invisibility and the Unseen [2016-2017]

The Politics and Paradoxes of Transparency [2016-2017]

University Keywords [2016-2017]

Theologies of Reading [2017-2018]

Power and Vision: The Camera as Political Technology [2017-2018]

Ageing and the City [2017-2018]