Links to forthcoming events are available on our events listings page. Below is a list, not comprehensive, of events and seminar programmes held in the department during previous years.

2012/13

• History research seminars 2012/13
• Historical Studies lunchtime lecture series 2012/13
• Past Matters: Reading, Writing, Making History,  March & April, 2013
• Animals and Empire workshop - June 2013
• History of Empire: Bristol University - Events 2012/13

2011/12

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2011/12
• Historical Studies Lunchtime Lecture Series 2011/12
• Past Matters: Reading, Writing, Making History, 17-22 March 2012

2010/11

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2010/11
• Historical Studies Lunchtime Lecture Series 2010/11

2009/10

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2009/10

2008/9

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2008/9

2007/8

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2007/8

2006/7

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2006/7

2005/6

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2005/6

2004/5

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2004/5
• 'Why has it all gone wrong? The past, present and future of British pensions' , 15th June 2005, British Academy, a one-day symposium convened by Dr Hugh Pemberton , Professor Pat Thane (IHR), and Professor Noel Whiteside (Warwick). (Funded by the British Academy, Zurich Financial Services and B&CE Benefit Schemes).
• 'Celtic romanticism and gothic revisionism', 15-16th January 2005, Burwalls Conference Centre, Bristol. Organised by Professor Ronald Hutton and Dr Joanne Parker in association with Otago University's Department of English (part-funded by the British Academy).

2003/4

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2003/4
• Colloquim: 'John Smyth: A Sixteenth-Century Bristol Merchant in Poetry and History' (18 February 2004)

2002/3

• Historical Studies Research Seminars 2002/3
• Work-in-Progress Seminars 2002/3
• Conference: The World of Eleanor of Aquitaine (8-10 April 2003)
• Symposium: Women & War (23 April 2003)
• Conference: Magical Practice & Belief (25 April 2003)