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Constituting Boundaries: Identities, Polities, and Colonial and Postcolonial Constitution-Making, 1776-2019

Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st April 2020

Pembroke College, Oxford

Medical Identities in Global History

18th and 19th June 2020

Radcliffe Humanities Centre, University of Oxford

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Prize-winning research on women’s history

Thursday 9 August 2018

Lizzie Evens is from Baldock, Hertfordshire (where she attended a state comprehensive school) and studied History at New College.

Why study history at Oxford?

Thursday 9 August 2018

Jack Barber went to a comprehensive school in Suffolk, before coming to Magdalen College to study history. Three years after graduation, he tells us about his experiences at Oxford and beyond.

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From the rights of man to human rights

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Sir Joseph Hotung Auditorium, Mansfield College, Oxford

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The James Ford Lectures : Material Cultures and Homes

Friday 21 February

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28 Feb

The James Ford Lectures : Dynasty and Violence

Friday 28 February

Examination Schools

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Constituting Boundaries: Identities, Polities, and Colonial and Postcolonial Constitution-Making, 1776-2019

Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st April 2020

Pembroke College, Oxford

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How I made a remarkable discovery in LGBT history - by mistake!

Tuesday 11 February

Listeners to Radio 4's Today Programme will have heard Eamonn O'Keeffe, a doctoral student in the Faculty of History, explaining a new discovery.

John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, c.1706

'British Baroque' at Tate Britain

Thursday 6 February

Call for Papers: Cabinet, Elaboratory, Gallery 1500-1800

Michael Lobel announced as Terra Foundation for American Art Visiting Professor in 2020-21

Monday 16 December 2019

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From the rights of man to human rights

Constituting Boundaries: Identities, Polities, and Colonial and Postcolonial Constitution-Making, 1776-2019

Medical Identities in Global History

People

Research

Undergraduate Admissions

Graduate Admissions

History@Oxford Blog

Prize-winning research on women’s history

Why study history at Oxford?

Events

From the rights of man to human rights

The James Ford Lectures : Material Cultures and Homes

The James Ford Lectures : Dynasty and Violence

Constituting Boundaries: Identities, Polities, and Colonial and Postcolonial Constitution-Making, 1776-2019

News

How I made a remarkable discovery in LGBT history - by mistake!

'British Baroque' at Tate Britain

Call for Papers: Cabinet, Elaboratory, Gallery 1500-1800

Michael Lobel announced as Terra Foundation for American Art Visiting Professor in 2020-21

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