Considering a Master's in History? Our staff and current MA students will be in King's Hall today 4-6pm, to answer all your questions.

What to know more about MA's in History, Public History and the History of Medicine? Come and chat with staff and current MA students at our pop-up stand in the Armstrong Building, 12-2pm today.

How 'adulthood' has changed over the years. Laura Tisdall discusses the shifting concept of 'growing up' on BBC Radio 4's Antisocial with Adam Fleming
>>bit.ly/4aanARX - (listen to Laura from 46:06) but its all a fantastic show!
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Thinking of doing a Masters in History? Come and have a chat with staff and current MA students at one of our pop-up stands in the Armstrong Building:
Thurs 25 - 10am-12pm
Mon 29 - 12-2pm

This week's Modern European History Seminar 'Captive knowledge: some intellectual consequences of interment in the Second World War' will be presented by Dr Dina Gusejnova.
📅 24 April @ 4pm
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Everyone is welcome and we hope to see many of you there.

This week's History Research Seminar will be presented by our very own Dr Jen Kain with a paper entitled 'Traversing Multiple Sites of Transit: Repatriating ‘Mentally Distressed’ British Seamen, 1925-1930'

📅 20 March, 4pm
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More details 👉 ncl.ac.uk/hca/events/ite…

Tonight in our author event in association with Blackwell's, Alice Loxton talks to Martin Farr about her book Uproar! Scandal, Satire and Printmakers in Georgian London

On Monday. Alice Loxton in conversation with our very own Martin Farr

Blackwell's

Today's History Research Seminar will be presented by our very own Dr Darakhshan Khan, who will be giving a paper titled 'In search of the missing servant in colonial India: a sociological, literary and biographical inquiry'

📅 6 March, 4pm
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All welcome!

Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s sell-out public lecture @uniofnewcastle 'General Election 2024: Is change really possible?' by Pippa Crerar, political editor, The The Guardian

If you missed out, a recording is now available to watch online: ncl.ac.uk/events/public-…

Tomorrow's History Research Seminar: 'We Have Come To Be Destroyed: Growing Up in Cold War Britain' will be presented by Dr Laura Tisdall Laura Tisdall
📅 21 Feb, 4pm
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Everyone welcome! We look forward to seeing you there.

Tickets still available for this fascinating INSIGHTS Public Lectures | Newcastle University lecture by archivist Stef Dickers about his experience collecting and developing archives representing the #LGBTQIA + community.
#LGBTplusHM
🗓️date: Tuesday 20/3
🕠time: 5:30pm
📍place: Curtis Auditorium, Newcastle University

Today's History Research Seminar 'Whose Costume, Whose Body? Cultural Appropriation at the Georgian Masquerade' will be presented by Dr Meg Kobza. All welcome!
📅 Weds 7 February
⏰4pm
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There's still time to book your place at our Postgraduate Open Day happening tomorrow! We'll have staff and students ready to answer all your postgraduate questions. Come down and say hi.

Book your place here: ncl.ac.uk/study/meet/pos…

Considering Postgraduate study in History?
Come along to our Postgraduate Open Day and chat with academics, learn about funding and hear from current students.
Book your place here👉ncl.ac.uk/study/meet/pos…
🗓️Wednesday 7 February
⏰12-5pm
📍Lindisfarne, Hadrian Building

By our very own Martin Farr Newcastle University

It's day 1 of our (Dr Antony Mullen, Sam Blaxland, Martin Farr) Thatcher's Ministers book workshop.
The book seeks to explore the role of individual ministers in the Thatcherite ideological project. Exciting times!

...because I'm not a historian I'm in charge of tech.

Missed our on-campus Undergraduate events? Sign up to our next Virtual Student Experience Day on Wednesday 17th Jan 2024. See you there!
Book your place now 👉ncl.ac.uk/study/meet/eve…

Good piece by Tony Henderson for CULTURED. North East about this exhibition National Library of Scotland, based on research by Rachel Hammersley & Dr Katie East History at Newcastle looking at parallels between political texts in 18th century & how political messages are communicated today culturednortheast.co.uk/2024/01/05/exh…

Featuring our very own Martin Farr