Research seminars

The School offers an American History seminar and workshop series, as well as round table events and a reading group.

The ArchSoc Archaeology seminars provide an opportunity for discussion of current research developments on a range of archaeological themes from diverse chronological and geographical areas. The seminars are open to all.

The Centre for Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies seminar series combines CLAIBS-sponsored events and the Byzantine Studies Research seminar with select sessions of the Classics; Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies; Islam and Muslim-Christian Relations; History of Christianity; and History of Art Research seminars. Everyone is welcome to attend.

The Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History runs a regular seminar series with invited speakers.

The Centre hosts a seminar series which takes place throughout the academic year and is open to staff, students and the general public

The Classics research seminars provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and the promotion of new research and debate among the research community, both within and outside the University. All are welcome. 

The Classics Postgraduate seminars enable postgraduate students to gain valuable experience and practice in delivering research papers and taking questions on their work.

The Centre hosts a seminar series which takes place throughout the academic year and is open to staff, students and the general public.

Seminars usually take place on Mondays, and everyone is welcome. Please see below for details of venues and timings.

The History and Games Lab explores games as a medium for historical research, teaching and public understanding of history, including fostering practical collaborations between historians, game designers, and other practitioners who engage with games.

The Centre hosts a seminar series which takes place throughout the academic year and is open to staff, students and the general public

You are warmly invited to join the Postgraduate Prehistory Reading Group — an informal, interdisciplinary forum for discussing all aspects of global prehistory.

The Scottish History research seminars take place throughout the academic year and are open to all.