The Impact of the First World War on British Universities

The book explores the profound effects of the First World War on British universities, detailing their survival, contributions to the war effort, and the transformations that ensued. It argues that the war shifted universities from a closed environment to a more engaged role in the national economy and society. Utilizing original documents, the author combines academic analysis with contemporary accounts to vividly portray the experiences of these institutions during the war years. This insightful work is ideal for students and scholars interested in higher education history, social history, and the First World War.