Category: News

We asked our lecturers in the School of History for their recommendations on books, podcasts or films to get stuck into over the festive season, … Read more

Professor of International History, Gaynor Johnson, discusses the often-overlooked role civil servants in the formulation of foreign policy, including the role of women in the … Read more

We are delighted to share the news of Dr Robert Gallagher and Dr Edward Roberts’ new book, The Languages of Early Medieval Charters. The Languages … Read more

Professor of Environmental and Cultural History, Karen Jones, responds to listener questions in BBC History Extra’s latest podcast episode, ‘The Wild West: everything you wanted … Read more

Professor David Birmingham has been awarded the Bourdarie 2020 prize by the French Academy of Overseas Studies for the French translation of his book A … Read more

Professor of Modern History, Juliette Pattinson, will be appearing on a special Remembrance Day broadcast this evening, Wednesday 11 November at 20.00 on Channel 5. … Read more

The School of History is delighted to announce three virtual events for prospective students this autumn, providing opportunities to meet our School community, and find … Read more

The National Film Preservation Board at the US Library of Congress works to preserve America’s film heritage. Each year, it selects a range of movies … Read more

Students in the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies have recently set up MEMSlib, a digital library of medieval and early modern resources, databases, … Read more

The School of History’s Ulf Schmidt, Professor of Modern History, was recently interviewed on Rear Vision, a podcast for Sydney’s ABC Radio that seeks to … Read more