A selection of news stories from our department websites relating to the College of Arts and Law Graduate School.
Latest stories
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- Awards recognise the significant contribution made by academic supervisors to the successful completion of high-class doctoral research at the University.
- Date:
- 03/07/2018
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- Dora Panella has successfully completed her PhD thesis on the Pseudo-Oecumenian Catena on Galatians. She has produced the first edition of one strand of this commentary, identified witnesses in which the earliest form of the text is preserved and even isolated two possible previously unknown quotations from the Byzantine Patriarch Photius.
- Date:
- 29/06/2018
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- This ambitious joint venture between the University of Birmingham and the RSC will debate what thought and theatre can do in our time.
- Date:
- 30/05/2018
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- Call for participation.
- Date:
- 22/05/2018
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- Troy Griffitts has qualified for the award of PhD for his thesis on Software for the Collaborative Editing of the Greek New Testament.
- Date:
- 17/04/2018
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- The latest edition of the influential Philosophy Gourmet Report Specialty Rankings has confirmed the status of Philosophy at Birmingham as one of the world's top research departments.
- Date:
- 14/03/2018
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- Three postdoctoral positions and one doctoral scholarship are now being advertised at ITSEE on the Codex Zacynthius and CATENA projects.
- Date:
- 14/03/2018
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- ITSEE is featured in a paper presenting the work of the Codex Eyckensis Project at the inaugural meeting of the European Academy of Religion in Bologna this week.
- Date:
- 05/03/2018
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- There are many questions inspired by Shakespeare's problem play of dubious decision-making, All's Well That End's Well, but foremost among them must be, "What the hell, Helena?". Kelsey Ridge explores Helena's darker, aggressive side to her relationship with Bertram.
- Date:
- 27/02/2018
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- Anna Persig is giving a paper today at the University of Edinburgh postgraduate classics seminar.
- Date:
- 08/02/2018