Author: David Rundle

Canterbury will this year be hosting the 55th Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies. It will take place on 13th-15th April on the theme of ‘Justice … Read more

The new Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Programme, Knowledge Orders before Modernity, is now open for applications. As its website explains, Knowledge Orders (or KOM for short) … Read more

MEMS is pleased to announce the symposium on Christopher Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury which will take place on 22nd March 2024. It is … Read more

MEMS is pleased to announce that registration is open for a study day run jointly with and hosted by Canterbury Cathedral, and supported by the … Read more

MEMS is celebrating a significant funding success. In partnership with King’s College London, it has been awarded a prestigious Doctoral Scholarships Programme by the Leverhulme … Read more

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

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

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

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

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