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.

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Forthcoming Events

Indigenous Sovereignty on the High Steel

Indigenous Sovereignty on the High Steel

Date
04/10/2023
Description
Dr Allan Downey (McMaster University) gives the Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures seminar

International Centre for Heritage Relaunch

Date
11/10/2023
Description
Relaunching the International Centre for Heritage - in person event at Lapworth Museum
BMCA Autumn Lecture: Lindsey Davis

BMCA Autumn Lecture: Lindsey Davis

Date
12/10/2023
Description
The Birmingham and Midlands Classical Association (BMCA) and the Dept of Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology are delighted to announce that this year's autumn lecturer is the historical novelist Lindsey Davis.
A Disreputable History of the Newhall Estate

A Disreputable History of the Newhall Estate

Date
12/10/2023
Description
Learn the story of Birmingham's Newhall Estate from the Norman Conquest to the 20th century with John Townley.
Conversation with researcher, writer and editor Nehal El-Hadi

Conversation with researcher, writer and editor Nehal El-Hadi

Date
18/10/2023
Description
In conversation with our colleague Dr Nathan Cardon, Nehal El-Hadi will discuss her current project on sand.
Women Palavers: Marriage and Gender Struggles in Colonial Abeokuta, Southwestern Nigeria

Women Palavers: Marriage and Gender Struggles in Colonial Abeokuta, Southwestern Nigeria

Date
25/10/2023
Description
Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures given by Dr Morenikeji Asaaju.
Indigenous Cultural Landscapes and the Climate Crisis

Indigenous Cultural Landscapes and the Climate Crisis

Date
08/11/2023
Description
Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures seminar given by Cody Groat (Western University, Canada).
Classics in the Classroom

Classics in the Classroom

Date
15/11/2023
Description
Discussion on how Classicists in schools and universities can best work together to develop meaningful opportunities for both students and teachers.
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