Seminars and public lectures
Online and in-person events featuring members of the History Research Centre, covering topics including history, philosophy and humanities.
About
About these events
Each year members of the History Research Centre give presentations on a broad range of topics.
From new researchers giving their inaugural lectures to eminent scholars diving deep into their specialist subjects, the events explore important issues and insights in history research.
Some events may be more suited to academic audiences, while other help the public engage with the work we do in history, philosophy and heritage informed research.
Who should attend?
- Public lectures - aimed at the general public, the events open up historical research in an enjoyable and accessible way
- History seminars - dedicated solely to history and targeted at academics, these events explore significant issues and topics
- Human Sciences Seminars – this long-running academic series includes philosophers from across the world.
- Research in Humanities! - covering a wide range of arts and humanities topics, disciplines and research areas, including history.
If you want to attend an event, you’ll normally have to register. You can find details on how to register on the individual event pages.
