Research Seminars

The Faculty offers a wide range of research seminars, often associated with particular Research Centres and Projects, which run during term-time throughout the academic year. These seminars are directed primarily at postgraduate students and Faculty members, but undergraduates are usually welcome, as are interested parties from beyond the University; those who wish to attend in this capacity should contact the seminar convenor. The seminar lists for Trinity Term 2013 are now available for download below (if you would like your seminar included here, please send it to seminars(at)history.ox.ac.uk).

Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages

• Medieval Church and Culture
• Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm, Ioannou Centre, 66 St Giles)
• Medieval Seminar 
• Medieval Archaeology Seminar (Monday, 3pm, Institute of Archaeology [even weeks only])
• Medieval Economic and Social History Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm, Oriel College)
• Europe in the Later Middle Ages (Tuesday, 5pm, Corpus Christi)
• Patristic and Late Antique Seminar (Tuesday, 4.30pm, Theology Faculty Annex, 41 St Giles)

Early Modern Britain and Europe

• Literature and History in Early Modern England (Monday, 5pm, Habakkuk Room, Jesus College)
• Seminar on the History of the Book 1450-1830
• Early Modern Intellectual History Seminar
• Early Modern Britain Seminar (Thursday, 5pm, Merton College)
• Graduate Workshop in Early Modern History
• Early Modern German Culture and Society (Thursday. 2.15pm, Humanities Radcliffe Building [weeks 2,4,6 and 7])
• Early Modern Seminar (Monday, 5pm, Oriel College)
• Literature, Learning and the Social Orders in Early Modern Europe (Wednesday, 2pm, All Souls College)
• The Reformation in Europe, 1555-1619 (Wednesday, 12pm, Examination Schools)
• Religion in the British Isles 1400-1700 (Thursday, 5pm, Corpus Christi - joint seminar with Theology and Religion)
• Belief and Belonging in the Early Modern World (Wednesday, 2pm, McGregor Room, Oriel College [weeks 1-7])

Eighteenth-Century Britain and Europe

• Graduate Seminar in History 1680-1850 (Wednesday, 5pm, Worcester College)
• Antiquaries in the Age of Romanticism
• Enlightenment Workshop 2013 (Monday, 5pm, Voltaire Foundation)
• Long Eighteenth Century Seminars (Thursdays, 5pm, [weeks 1,3,5 & 7 only], St Anne's College)

Modern Britain and Europe

• The Long Nineteenth Century Seminar (Monday, 11am, McGregor Room, Oriel College)
• Modern European History Seminar (Michaelmas Term only)
• Modern German History Research Seminar (Michaelmas Term only)
• Modern British History Seminar (Thursday, 4.30pm, St John's College)
• Modern European Jewish History Seminar (Monday, 11am, Brasenose College)
• Modern European Social and Cultural History (Tuesday, 5pm, History Faculty)
• Irish History Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm, Hertford College [even weeks only])
• East and East Central Europe Seminar (Tuesday, 5pm, History Faculty [weeks1,3,5,6 only] )
• Themes in the Modern History of Religion (Monday, 5pm, Wadham College [weeks 3-7 only])

International, Imperial and Global History

• African History & Politics Seminar (Monday, 5pm, Department of International Development)
• Military History Seminar (Wednesday, 5.15pm, All Souls College [even weeks only])
• Global and Imperial History Seminar (Friday, 5pm, History Faculty)
• Transnational and Global History Seminar Series (Tuesdays, 5.00pm, Massey Room, Balliol College, Weeks 2, 5, 6, and 8)
• Russian and Soviet Cultural and Social History Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm, New College)
• Re-Imagining Democracy in the Mediterranean (Thursdays, 11am, Somerville College)

History of the United States

• American History Research Seminar (Thursday, 4 pm, Rothermere American Institute)
• US Graduate Workshop

Economic and Social History

• Economic and Social History Seminar
• Economic and Social History Graduate Workshop

Science, Medicine and Technology

• History of Science Seminars
• History of Medicine Seminars 

History of Art and Visual Culture

• History of Art Research Seminars (Tuesday, 5pm, History of Art Department)
• Art History: Concepts and Methods 
• Architectural History Seminar (Monday, 5.30, Lecture Room in the Turl Street rooms of Lincoln College [wks 2 and 7 only])
• Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology and Art Seminar (Thursday, 11am, St John's College)

Thematic Studies

• History of Political Thought Seminar (Tuesday, 5pm, Christ Church)
• History of Childhood Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm, Magdalen College) 
• Long Nineteenth Century Seminar
• Gender History Forum
• Gender, Literature and Culture (Tuesday, 2pm, Corpus Christi [weeks 2,5,8 only])
• Local History Research Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm [weeks 1,3,5 and 7], Kellogg College)
• Military History Seminar
• Cultures of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe (Trinity Term only)
• Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Culture Forum

Relevant Seminars of Other Faculties

• Early Modern Literature Seminar
• Medieval English Research Seminar
• Environmental History Seminar
• Authorship, Memory and Manuscript (Monday, 5pm [weeks 2,4,6 and 8])
• Local History Research Seminar (Wednesday, 5pm [weeks 1,3,5 and 7], Kellogg College)
• Seminar in Israeli Studies (Monday, 4-6pm, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies [weeks 2-7 only])

Graduate Training

• Graduate Training Program