Year: 2018

Written by: Gregory Cooper, Jack Davis, Maria Edwards, George Evans-Hulme, Max Nunn, Katie Slane, Gemma Steer Edited by: George Evans-Hulme I had been looking forward … Read more

The latest edition of our School newsletter, History Today, is now available to download here: History Today Summer Term 2018 Released monthly, the newsletter features … Read more

The standard tuition fees and stipend (maintenance grant) will be paid by the AHRC to the award holder subject to the eligibility criteria outlined by … Read more

On 5th July 1888, approximately 1400 female workers walked out of Bryant and May’s match making factory in Bow, East London, in protest over low … Read more

The latest edition of our School newsletter, History Today, is now available to download here:History Today March 2018 Released monthly, the newsletter features the latest … Read more

In the closing months of 1929 the women of Nigeria rose up against British colonialism in a coordinated effort that has subsequently become known as … Read more

In 2018 International Women’s Day (8th March) has arrived in the midst of the Universities and College Union’s industrial action in defence of your lecturers’ … Read more

Victims, Perpetrators, Bystanders and Collaborators as historical concepts: Redundant labels, useful categorisations or somewhere in between? 19th June 2018, Grimond Building, University of Kent, Canterbury … Read more

The Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies is delighted to announce TWO FULLY FUNDED AHRC PhD STUDENTSHIPS to work on the topic of relations between … Read more

The latest edition of our School newsletter, History Today, is now available to download here: History Today Spring term 2018 Released monthly, the newsletter features … Read more