One of the stars of MEMS can be seen on television, again. Dr Emily Guerry is a medieval art historian and former Co-Director of the … Read more
Author: David Rundle
Applications open for MEMS MA
Are you a final-year undergraduate who is keen to pursue further study? Does your passion lie in medieval or early modern studies, and you want … Read more
Celebrating Four Hundred Years of Shakespeare’s First Folio
This year marks the quatercentenary of the publication of what is now known as the First Folio of William Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies. More … Read more
Welcome to the new 2023-24 academic year
We are delighted to be welcoming our new cohort of MA students as well as our new doctoral researchers into our MEMS community. Alongside the … Read more
MEMS alumna in the news again
Graduates of the MEMS MA make good use of their training. An outstanding example of this truth is how the research of Kate McCaffrey has … Read more
Prof. Barbara Bombi FBA to be the 2023 Anselm Lecturer
The Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies is pleased to invite you to the final of the four public annual lectures that it organises. … Read more
Ann Blair to give 2023 MEMS Renaissance Lecture
MEMS is delighted to be able to invite you to this year’s Renaissance Lecture. We are very honoured to be hosting Prof. Ann Blair, Carl … Read more
Constables, Charters and Kent: a MEMS collaboration with Kent Archives
MEMS is delighted be collaborating with Kent Archives in organising an exciting event on 22nd and 23rd May 2023 to welcome significant new additions to … Read more