Programmes and Events

Events Calendar

The Department of History Events Calendar gives details of all seminars, conferences, workshops and events. Upcoming department events are listed below:

Wed 11 Feb '26

12pm:

GHCC seminar, Pasteur in the Ottoman Empire: Global Ambitions, Local Realities, Meric Tanik (Warwick)

Thu 12 Feb '26

12:30pm:

EMECC lunchtime seminar, Unsettling Mobilities: Space, Identity, and the ‘Becoming’ of British Imperial Agents in and En Route to the Indian Subcontinent, 1757-1840

Tue 24 Feb '26

5pm:

Caribbean Centre seminar 'Clearer View From Atop Fedon's Camp: Rewriting Slavery and Rebellion in Grenada in 1795-96'.

Wed 25 Feb '26

12:30pm:

Fascism in India: a Roundtable Discussion

2pm:

CHMST ‘What are we reading’ Session

Thu 26 Feb '26

10:30am:

GHCC Lecture by Kazuo Kobayashi (Waseda University, Tokyo / EUI)

Wed 04 Mar '26

1pm:

History Research seminar, After the University, Chad Wellmon (University of Virginia)

Fri 06 Mar '26

10am:

EHRC workshop-'Queer German Studies'

4pm:

CHMST Research Seminar; Alka Raman, UCL, 'Indian cotton textiles and chintz making in Britain’

Wed 11 Mar '26

12:30pm:

GHCC seminar with Sun Lin Lewis (Bristol)

4pm:

EMECC-IHR Long 18th Century workshop, Family Archives in England, 1650-1838: Manuscripts, Memory and the Making of History

Thu 12 Mar '26

10am:

GHCC workshop, (Co-)Writing Global Diplomatic History

Mon 16 Mar '26

12pm:

CHMST WIP; Himesh Mehta, University of Warwick, ‘Psychedelic Commercialization and the Commodification of Compassion in the Twenty-First Century’

Wed 18 Mar '26

1pm:

History Research seminar, Post-war Higher Education Expansion in Britain and the Transformation of Liberal Education: Education for Leadership to Education for Consumerism, Josh Patek, Edge Foundation

Thu 19 Mar '26

1pm:

GHCC workshop 'Traversing boundaries: Intermediaries and the path to independence'

Fri 20 Mar '26

2:30pm:

EMECC workshop, Espionage, Intelligence and Code Breaking

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