Events
Regular events
- Department of History research seminar series
- Historical Studies lunchtime lecture series (with the Department of History of Art)
- Medieval Studies research seminars
All forthcoming conferences and events
History events from the Faculty of Arts are listed below. See all Faculty events.
- Christmas Stories 20 December 2018, 1.00 PM - 20 December 2018, 1.50 PM Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- Reflective Roundtable: ‘Does Environmental History have a Special Duty to Look Beyond Historians?’ 5 February 2019, 3.30 PM - 5 February 2019, 4.45 PM Adrian Howkins, Dan Haines, Marianna Dudley, Peter Coates, Andy Flack. Chair: Tim Cole. Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- ‘The Prison Guard's Dilemma: War Captivity and Social Interactions in Eighteenth-Century Britain and France’ 19 February 2019, 3.30 PM - 19 February 2019, 4.45 PM Renaud Morieux (Senior Lecturer in British History, Cambridge) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- The Execution of Admiral Byng 21 February 2019, 1.00 PM - 21 February 2019, 1.50 PM Joe Krudler Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- PGR Research Panel 5 March 2019, 3.30 PM - 5 March 2019, 4.45 PM Blanche Plaquevent, Daniel Booker, Gary Willis. Chair: Grace Di Meo. Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- The Roots of Modern Antisemitism 7 March 2019, 1.00 PM - 7 March 2019, 1.50 PM Kenneth Austin Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- 'Pomegranates and Psalters: Salmon and Samites: The Household Accounts of Blanche of Castile' 19 March 2019, 3.30 PM - 19 March 2019, 4.45 PM Lindy Grant (Professor of Medieval History, Reading) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Springwatch to Blue Planet II: 25 Years of Filmmaking at the BBC Natural History Unit 21 March 2019, 1.00 PM - 21 March 2019, 1.50 PM Peter Coates Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- Born with a Box of Earth under the Bed: Mapping Material Responses to Loss in the Modern World 28 March 2019, 1.00 PM - 28 March 2019, 1.50 PM Lucy Donkin Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- “The Greatest Fair in the History of the West Indies”: Politics and Promoting Place, 1891-1939’ 2 April 2019, 3.30 PM - 2 April 2019, 4.45 PM Anyaa Anim-Addo (Lecturer in Caribbean History, Leeds) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Dissertation and Reflective Q&A 4 April 2019, 1.00 PM - 4 April 2019, 1.50 PM Andy Flack and John Reeks Lecture Theatre 3, 11 Woodland Road
- ‘Sex, Drugs and Country Music: Loretta Lynn and the Health Environment in Mid-Twentieth-Century Kentucky’ 30 April 2019, 3.30 PM - 30 April 2019, 4.45 PM Brian Ward (Professor in American Studies, Northumbria) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road