Seminars
The School of History has a vibrant programme of regular research seminars and reading groups. Talks are given by a mixture of St Andrews researchers and invited speakers from Britain, Europe and beyond. The School also supports a huge range of lectures, workshops and conferences organised by staff and postgraduate researchers.
Research seminars and lectures are open to all members of the University and to the interested public (free of charge). Do check the venue carefully, as the School of History is a split-site School: the most common locations are St John’s House on South Street, or St Katharine’s Lodge on The Scores.
Workshops and conferences often require advance registration and may involve a fee: details of the arrangements are given on the specific event page.
Research programmes
Semester-long programmes of research events (including regular seminars, reading groups and lectures) are organised by the following groups:
- Medieval Studies
- Middle East History and Iranian Studies
- Reformation and Early Modern History
- Scottish History
- French History and Culture
- Transnational and Spatial History
- Legal and Constitutional Research
- Intellectual History
- Centre for Anatolian and East Mediterranean Studies
- Modern History
- Postgraduate Forum: Medieval (postgraduate students only)
- Postgraduate Forum: Early Modern and Modern (postgraduate students only)
Seminars