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Language Taster Sessions

Join us for a series of language taster sessions. Learn a few new phrases and meet speakers of the language. All levels welcome - no prior knowledge of the languages is required.

Antique spectacles resting on an old book

Research Seminar: 'Neurodivergence is relationship': reading literature in neurodivergent community

Dr Laura Seymour presents a paper for the Health Histories research group in the School of History.

Research papers by Visiting PGRs Sofía Rodríguez Palomar and María Llinares Galustian

Part of the CHIA seminar programme, 2025-2026

The cover of Small Revolutionaries by Maya Nguyen. A computer graphic of children in military uniform, treating each other's wounds, while a plane drops bombs.

Workshop: International Oral History Research

Dr Maya Nguyen presents a workshop for the Politics, Diplomacy and International History research group in the School of History.

Close up of part of a piece of medieval leg armour, showing a mark stamped into the metal.

Research Seminar: Going deeper with the Royal Armouries

A special talk to mark the signing of a new collaborative arrangement between the Royal Armouries and the School of History.

Javier Fernández-Galeano, “An Oasis of Debauchery: Sexuality, Scandal, and Moral Ambiguity in the Late-Francoist Spanish Sahara”

Part of the CHIA seminar programme, 2025-2026

An open picnic basket with food, a map, and memories written on paper

Inaugural Lecture: Professor Laura King

The School of History invites you to join us for Professor King's inaugural lecture, entitled 'History is not ours: Collaboration, expertise, and history making beyond the academy.’

An antique black and white photograph showing a hand held over a dark mark on a forearm demonstrating the manual treatment of ulcers

Research seminar: Ethics and Consent in Medical Photography

Part of the Ethics of Medical Photography: Past, Present and Future research project.

A woman wearing outdoor gear sat against a drystone wall. The sky is blue.

Research Seminar: Twisted Ribbons of Song: The Saga of the Earls of Orkney and poetry from or inspired by northern Scotland

Judith Jesch and Charlotte Eichler present a seminar for the Institute for Medieval Studies.

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