Events in the Department of History

The Department of History has an extensive programme of events throughout the year including seminars, conferences and day schools.

Forthcoming Events

Radka Šustrová: Historicizing Social Justice: Labour, Rights and Power in 20th-century Central Europe

Date

24/04/2024

Description

The presentation will be based on ongoing research project titled 'Workers' Agency and Social Justice in the Age of Authoritarianism: Austria and Czechoslovakia, 1938–1989'.

Material Intelligence Workshop – Steel

Date

26/04/2024

Description

This event is taking place in collaboration with Material Intelligence magazine

Should we stop talking about The Crusades?

Date

01/05/2024

Description

Professor William Purkis Inaugural lecture

'If editors would courageously alter the gender of the pronouns...' Richard Barnfield, Shakespeare, and a story of critical unscrupulousness

Date

08/05/2024

Description

Hybrid research seminar featuring Dr Will Tosh from Shakespeare's Globe.

Merze Tate, Africa, and the Future of Black Studies

Date

10/05/2024

Description

BRIHC seminar by Professsor Barbara Savage.

Objects of Conflict: Exploring the Interplay between Materiality, Religion, and Violent Conflict

Date

16/05/2024

Description

Lucien van Liere (Utrecht) presents the Centre for Material Cultures and Materialities research seminar

EU and British citizens' Rights and Belonging in the Context of Brexit: Reflections from the Intersection of Research, Activism and being an Academic in the Public Arena'

Date

16/05/2024

Description

Seminar given by Tanja Bueltmann.

Louisa Ryland and Cannon Hill Park

Date

16/05/2024

Description

Centre for Midlands History and Cultures seminar given by Irene De Boo (Birmingham Heritage Week).

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