Previous PhD theses include :

• Elizabeth I, Counsel, and Memory in Early Modern England (Aidan Norrie)
• From Inscription to Collection: Ancient Epigraphy in Renaissance Italy and Southern France (Paloma Perez Galvan)
• Broadening Horizons through Books: Town Atlases in the 16th and 17th Centuries (Gloria Moorman)

• Creating an Urban Reading Public: Cheap Print in Early-Modern Bologna (Rebecca Carnevali)

• The use of Jerusalem and Jews in Elizabethan and Jacobean sermons (Mitchell Gould)
• Controversies on Astrology in Renaissance Italy in the Late 15th and Early 16th Centuries (Ovanes Akopyan)
• James Shirley and the Restoration Stage (Ania Crowther)
• Court Entertainments and Performances in Early 17th-Century Italy (Leila Zammar)
• Marsilio Ficino’s notebooks (Rocco Di Dio)
• Mastering the climate: Theories of climatic influence in the early colonial age (Sara Miglietti)
• John Hall's Little Book of Cures (1611-1635): A New Translation (Greg Wells)
• 'Foreign' Books for English Readers: Published Translations of Navigation Manuals and their Audience in the English Renaissance, 1500-1640. (S De Schepper)
• The Irish Plays of James Shirley, 1636-40 (J Williams)
• Thomas Dekker and Chaucerian Re-Imaginings (C S Li)
• Maritime Communities in Late Renaissance Venice: The Arsenalotti and the Greeks, 1575-1600 (I Iordanou)