Come and support this fantastic conference, co-organised by one of our PhD students!

Join our friends in the Centre for the Study of Renaissance tomorrow for their final postgraduate WIP session of the year in FAB4.79. Warwick PhD Alex Tadel will present a paper titled 'Scholarly Shepherdess: Angela Nogarola’s Eclogue on Milanese Politics (1403)' warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/ren...

Congrats to the organisers of our @warwickhistorypgs.bsky.social conference - a sterling job concluded with a well-deserved terrace reception

Wrapping up our conference with a PhD alumni panel and Q&A, discussing life post-PhD, decision-making and publication. Thank you to everybody who presented at and attended the conference 👏

Our final regular panel of the conference: Science and the Politics of Knowledge! Panel discussion points included science and resistance, public history and histories of individuals.

Our second panel of the day focused on institutions and spatial developments. The Q&A portion, chaired by Claudia Stein, involved discussions of research motivations, colonialism and the conceptualisation of space.

Opening our final day of the conference with a fascinating panel: concepts in historical perspective. Join us in OC0.04 to find out more about the History PG community’s research!

Lively discussions on mobilities, materiality, gendered bodies and conflict at the annual conference of @warwickhistorypgs.bsky.social yesterday - looking forward to panels on institutions, concepts, science and an alumni celebration today !

David Anderson chaired our final panel of the day: Nationalism, Peace, and Conflict. Some interesting papers about lesser known aspects of history. Join us at 9:30am tomorrow in OC0.04 for another day of exciting PG research! All welcome.

Our third panel spanned five centuries, on the theme of Bodies, Gender, and Selfhood. Discussion also highlighted commonalities of religion, life writing, and emotions across time. Chaired by Sophie Mann

We continue exploring fantastic PG research with our second panel: Archives, Sources, and Materiality, chaired by David Lambert

Kicking off our conference with our first panel: Early Modern Mobilities Come down to OC0.04 to catch the latest in PG history research here at Warwick!

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Our programme is here! Join us on 22-23 May for two jam-packed days of exciting research!

Our annual conference returns! All welcome to attend this two-day showcase of exciting postgraduate research from the Warwick History Department

So pleased that this event which I first had the idea for well over a year ago now is so close to coming to fruition 😍 We have a really wonderful programme with an exciting array of speakers whose papers I can't wait to hear in June! Find out more @earlymodern2025.bsky.social

Join us next Wednesday, 7 May from 5pm to hear third year PhD @global-subterra.bsky.social discuss her latest work in a paper titled 'Percy’s Pyrites: Gold in the Imperial Laboratory'! warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Fantastic to see 2nd year Warwick History PhD Jeremy Goh have an article published in Transactions of the Royal Historical Society!

🚨Call for Papers🚨 We're now welcoming abstracts from Warwick history postgraduates for our annual Conference! Deadline 16 April Apply here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Great to see @brendantam.bsky.social and @chloechallender.bsky.social, two PhDs from our PG community, successfully organised a conference that saw scholars from across the UK attend.

Join us in A0.14 for our next hybrid WIP session on Monday, 17 February at 5–6.30pm with Rebecca Capel who will discuss her doctoral research in her paper, 'Young Women, Denominational Identity and Protestant Cultures of Courtship and Marriage in England, 1675-1800' warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Delighted to be awarded proxime accessit for my article on women in the early 19th century Parliament, drawing on my PhD research @warwickhistorypgs.bsky.social Congratulations to Sarah Moxey!

On Monday 3rd of February we are excited to hear from Dr Camilo Uribe Botta, a recently completed Warwick History PhD to discuss his latest research ‘Plant Humanities Approach to 19th-century Environmental History: Orchids, Tagua, and Other Colombian Plants.’ warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us on Monday, 27th January, either in person in R0.04 or via MS Teams for our joint event with the @post-doc-club.bsky.social to discuss the topic “making the most of supervision”, a fantastic opportunity to explore the PhD supervision process! warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us on Monday, 20th January, to hear 2nd year PhD Jingyang Xu, discuss findings from her latest research on feeding the poor in industrial Britain. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us next Monday for the first WiP session of term 2 to hear Dr James Poskett discuss his current book project. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us next Wednesday, December 4 to hear 3rd-year History PhD Anaïs Walsdorf will discuss her ongoing doctoral research in her paper, 'Materials of Modernity: Metallurgy, Empire, and Narratives of Progress in the Late Nineteenth Century'! This hybrid session will be held in OC1.03

Join us in FAB5.01 or on Teams for the next hybrid WIP session on Monday, 25 November at 5–6.30pm, where 2nd-year PhD @lewisrhystwiby.bsky.social will be discussing their PhD research in their paper, 'Tourism and Vice in Ciudad Juárez, c.1915-1954'. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us on Monday evening (18/11 from 17:00) to hear WiP co-convenor @annajpravdica.bsky.social discuss her latest PhD findings in a paper titled ‘Authenticity, Work, and Social Identity in Early Modern England' warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

We hope everyone had an enjoyable reading week! Do join us tomorrow evening, both in person and online from 5pm, to hear @imogenknox.bsky.social, a recently completed PhD at Warwick who will be discussing her postdoctoral research!

Join us tomorrow, both in person in FAB 6.02 and online, to hear second year PhD Eloisa Ocando-Thomas present her WiP paper ‘eating, buying and selling food in 18th-century Caracas: Pulperas, guaraperas & female buyers in late colonial Venezuela’ #Skystorians #18thcent

I was recently given the opportunity to share my reflections on a fantastic conference I attended in July on Scottish political history held at Durham. The future of the field is strong! tinyurl.com/2aekpbty

📢CFP! We are excited to announce our #cfp for our annual seminar series! If you are a PG student wanting to present your research in a friendly environment then please consider applying! We particularly welcome first-time presenters! Read below to find out more! #History 🤩

We’re kicking off our WiP sessions for PGs in the Warwick History Department next Monday 17:00-18:30 on Microsoft Teams. Join us to welcome the new members of the PG Community and to discuss the programme for the coming year!

We’re looking forward to welcoming the incoming PGTs/PGRs into the Warwick History PG community for an exciting 2024-25 academic year!

CFP - Warwick History PG Conference DEADLINE 8th April We are currently inviting History PGTs and PGRs in the Warwick History Department, as well as from across the Faculty of Arts, to submit paper proposals for our upcoming PG Conference. See the link for details: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Join us on Monday 19th February to hear @brendantam.bsky.social discuss what he describes as an ongoing ‘side project’ of his PhD research. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/histo…

In our next WiP session on Monday 5th February we will hear from first year PhD @haijiaowang.bsky.social on her research into beauty, emotion and relationships in early modern England. Join us at our regular time on MS Teams. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/histo…

This coming Monday join us on MS Teams to hear Andrew Steels speak all about his ongoing research into Levant merchants and their networks between 1600-1750. warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/histo…

Join us on Monday evening to hear second year PhD Judy Law discuss findings from her ongoing doctoral thesis, titled ‘Zhangzhou Ware: Chinese Porcelain for Intra-Asian Trade during the late Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries’, beginning at 5pm on MS Teams.

We are excited to hold our first in-person WiP in recent memory, with Professor Peter Marshall joining us to discuss his forthcoming book on the Reformation in the Orkney Islands to kick off our term 2 program! #WarwickHistory #ECR

was very happy to write a review for H-Net's Early America network on what was a really engaging and thought-provoking book! you can read it online here ✨️ networks.h-net.org/group/review...