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The UC Aho Hīnātore | UC Accelerator Scholarship consists of a 12-week research project for which the recipients receive a stipend of $6,000 followed by a 3 year doctoral scholarship covering fees and paying a stipend of $28,000 per annum. Up to 70...
24th meeting of the IRS online from University College CorkSaturday 21st May 2022 “Early modern families on the page, stage, and screen” 1.30pm Social for postgraduates and early career researchers led by Anna...
By Caitlin Burge, Queen Mary, University of London (c.burge@qmul.ac.uk) (@caitlinburge95) One would be hard pressed to find a more dramatic fall from favour than that of Thomas Cromwell, who rose from a relatively humble birth to become Henry VIII’s...
These newspapers presented to British audiences a view of Maghrebi diversity, and diplomatic relations with Europe free of anti-Maghrebi rhetoric. By Nat Cutter, University of Melbourne Note: This blog post is cross-posted on Medieval & Early...
A joint post. This blog has lain dormant for a while, but it has not been forgotten. For those new to our site, it was initially just a small way of sharing a few bits and pieces of our research while we completed our PhDs, and hopefully will continue...
The Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS) Program of the Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry (IRCI) welcomes applications from highly motivated students to study toward a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). We seek applicants...
Jane Whittle Due to Covid-19 over the last 15 months almost all meetings have been online rather than in person. This blog explores the benefits of these new ways of working for academic researchers, and historians in particular. Rather than focusing...
It has been a while since we wrote a blog post, the end of January to be exact. A post was partially planned for early March, but we all know what happened then. So here at the start of the academic year of 2020/21 we reflect on the past year and our...
The MACMORRIS Project seeks to map the full range of cultural activity in Ireland, across languages and ethnic groups, from roughly 1541 to 1691. It is a 4-year digital-humanities project funded by the Irish Research Council, and based in Maynooth University,...
What’s available? A three year PhD studentship is available to undertake research on ‘Work, poverty and coercion: pauper apprenticeship in England 1563-1700’. The grant covers PhD fees and a stipend of at least £15,009 per year...
Borderlines XXIV “Translation and Transformation in the Medieval and Early Modern World” Postgraduate Conference in Medieval and Early Modern Studies 27-29th March 2020 University College Cork University College Cork is delighted to...
[Info copied from EURAXESS Ireland – see website for details. Project outline The MACMORRIS project (Mapping Actors and Communities: A Model of Research in Renaissance Ireland in the 16th and 17th Centuries) is a four-year digital-humanities project...
Science in the service of religion? A museum studyApplications are invited for an AHRC-funded PhD studentship based at University College London, in collaboration with the University of Oxford History of Science Museum.The successful applicant will undertake...
Call for Papers The Hakluyt Society Symposium 2019 Rethinking Power in Maritime History 1400-1900 5-6 September 2019 Leiden University, the Netherlands Organised in collaboration with the Linschoten-Vereeniging, Itinerario, and Leiden University’s...
The University of Aberdeen is pleased to offer the following funded PhD positions. Projects on Spinoza and related topics are welcome. Please note that in addition to the project described in detail below, there are 13 other research areas in which applications...
Luc de Clapiers, Marquis de Vauvenargues (1715-1747), by Charles Amédée Colin. A current work in progress at the Voltaire Foundation relates to one of Voltaire’s less-discussed friendships that ended all too soon due to a fatal illness....
For my period (1640-1715) and geographical area (England and Wales), I have found editions of diaries published for ten different Puritan ministers: Minister Place Diary dates Edition Archer, Isaac Mildenhall, Suffolk 1659-1700 1994 Bilby, William Nottingham...
I have located the manuscripts of diaries written by fifteen Puritan Ministers spanning the periods indicated: Archer, Isaac of Mildenhall, Suffolk, 1659-1700 Bilby, William of Nottingham, 1714-1717 Chandler, Francis of Theydon Garnon, Essex, 1661-1666...
I am seeking the diaries of Puritan ministers from 1640 to 1715. Here is an extract from the diary of the preacher, John Westley of Whitchurch, Dorset, recorded as an ejected minister in Edmund Calamy’s A Continuation of the Account of the Ministers...
Department of English and Creative Writing,University of Roehampton, London A three-year, full-time Ph.D. studentship is available in connection with the AHRC-funded Before Shakespeare project. The project: Before Shakespearefocuses on the earliest...