On Thursday 23 May, Royal Historical Society is visiting historians Brunel University London. The visit ends with a public lecture (5pm) by Corinne Fowler, who'll take us on ‘Country Walks Through Colonial Britain’ - the subject of her new book.

All welcome and booking open bit.ly/48SNhps

Looking to publish your first #history book?

At 2pm on Friday 14 June Royal Historical Society brings together publishers, series editors & historians to discuss the steps from PhD thesis to monograph bit.ly/4cQD9k1

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Jewish Historical Society of England Awards

Grants from Jewish Historical Society of England (JHSE) up to £4,000 to facilitate research and publication on topics related to the history of Anglo-Jewry and its wider context. Last applications by end of this month.

biajs.co.uk/2024/04/02/jew…

🚨Termcard alert!
An amazing lineup of postgrads from Cambridge History, İstanbul Üniversitesi, History at EUI, Universität München & Oxford History will present at this term's Modern European History Workshop!
Join in-person or online (links via our mailing list: lists.cam.ac.uk/sympa/subscrib…)!!

Looking to publish your first #history book?

At 2pm on Friday 14 June Royal Historical Society brings together publishers, series editors & historians to discuss the steps from PhD thesis to monograph bit.ly/4cQD9k1

Join us online as we answer your questions #twitterstorians

On Thursday 23 May, Royal Historical Society is visiting historians Brunel University London. The visit ends with a public lecture (5pm) by Corinne Fowler, who'll take us on ‘Country Walks Through Colonial Britain’ - the subject of her new book.

All welcome and booking open bit.ly/48SNhps

🚨 Calling all mid-career academics in the #humanities 🚨

Join us on the 1 May at History Department, for our #History +Humanities event, as we explore the challenges and opportunities we can provide for peer-support and networking.

Limited bursaries available to enable attendance

For more on the value, contribution, vitality and creativity of #history , and the many organisations working in this field (as well as the wider arts & humanities), please see our 'Toolkit for Historians' (April 2024 version) bit.ly/3skly1l 1/2

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If you'd like to help advocate for historians and for the value of #history , and connect with fellow historians of all kinds, please do consider joining Royal Historical Society bit.ly/45lOzr0 #twitterstorians

.Royal Historical Society welcomes applications to join us as Fellows, Associate Fellows, Members or PGR Members.

Next closing date is 27 May. More on Fellowship / Membership and the benefits of joining the Society are available here: bit.ly/45lOzr0 #twitterstorians

If you seek a clear account of the economic and civic value of the arts & humanities; the factors behind cuts & closures; the personal & civic impact of these, and the need for political action, listen to yesterday's BBC Front Row bit.ly/3UoXBS5 (starts 13:20) 1/2

.Royal Historical Society's academic journal, ' TRHS', welcomes submissions from historians at all career stages, researching and working in #history in Higher Education & other sectors bit.ly/3OujmeL.

TRHS publishes research articles and comment pieces on practice & approach 1/2

Creative industries contribute £106 billion to our economy - it doesn't make economic sense to cut arts&hums courses, and the pipeline to such work, as discussed here. Also 88% of graduates go into employment cf 89% of STEM. Let's change the rhetoric. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Australia’s largest universities have experienced a jump in applications for arts & humanities degrees, leading to higher enrolments. This is despite a hike in fees for these degree programmes 1/2 Arts & Humanities Alliance (AHA)

Why are universities closing arts & humanities courses and cutting jobs? BBC Radio 4's 'Front Row' investigates & considers the consequences, this evening 7.15pm bit.ly/3TWq7ZI.

With contributions from Arts & Humanities Alliance (AHA) and School of Advanced Study, University of London. Hosted Samira Ahmed

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