✨Congratulations to our December 2022 Graduates✨
We hope you have a wonderful day and look forward to seeing you at the reception in the Aroma Room after your ceremony!
Congratulations to our 2022 History summer graduates!🎓🎉
What a beautiful day it was (if a little hot 🌞). You are all brilliant and we are so impressed with your hard work and resilience. Take care and keep in touch!
Superheroes, comic books and the untold story of Captain Africa.
Research by DASA PhD student @TessaPijnaker features on @News24
Check it out here:
https://t.co/L0NQKQhuqK
Conditions to Cure? Histories of Medicalization, Psychologisation, and Intergenerational Trauma in the LGBTQIA+ Community
🗓️ 8-9 June 2022
📍Teaching and Learning Building (UoB Edgbaston Campus), Lecture Theatre 2.
Open to everyone!
'What is History For?' This one-day conference asks: Why is historical knowledge so important? What work can historical practice perform for us? What might a historical perspective allow us to see?
12 May 2022 Programme details and register here
https://t.co/tLaZt5E3DQ
🎉Images of Research 2021/22 now OPEN for entries to ALL #UoB postgrads!
📸Create a single image representing your PhD research, PGT diss, or summative assignment.
🏆Win £100 & a spot at the PG Research Festival!
➡️More info here: https://t.co/AEN88MB3tz #UoBPG#ImagesofResearch
I will be the colour of the refugee flag tonight, to support all those forced to seek sanctuary #TogetherWithRefugees#WhoWeAre 🧡
https://t.co/4FprUSXekg
Check out this brilliant talk by Dr Mo Moulton and Dr Manu Seghal from last week's Commonwealth Connections event on 'Histories of a Global University: Exploring Empire at the University of Birmingham'.
@hammock_tussock
https://t.co/k2Yody9oSc
Wonderful visit @History_Bham. Thank you for sharing all the hidden gems. exciting futures as we think about how to digitalise and share the amazing collections. Thank you.
📢Join us tomorrow 🐶 #BRIHCEvents!
"Building Dogopolis: #Dogs and Humans in Modern London, New York and Paris"
🎙️Chris Pearson - @SniffThePastDog from @LivUniHistory
🗓️Wednesday 16 March 2022
🕑14:00-15:30
Please register in advance: https://t.co/tQlwbuUaYJ
#BRIHCEvents
"#PhD research showcase"
🎙️S. Attari: Porous Protectors: Plague and Prayer in Late Medieval England
🎙️J. Galvin: Hidden Bodies and Disguised Spirits: The merchant's ghost in Sir Amadace.
For queries - zoom info, please contact @DrVictoriaFlood ([email protected])
“Taking #Kyiv will not end this war in the way Putin expects it”
Our very own @kaa_richter, @History_Bham at @TRTWorldNow discusses the negotiations between 🇺🇦& 🇷🇺 and explains what we can expect based on the history of the people of 🇺🇦
https://t.co/clSro1Bmr6
Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Let’s celebrate some of the amazing female colleagues at the #BRIHC@unibirmingham who are working on women’s history. Get to know them, and their work, through this thread!
📢"Historical Understandings of Mental Illness"
@Emily_E_Betz, Angus Gowland, @ldsmith25 and @_erinsullivan_ will be joining us for a discussion on how mental illness was understood in the past.
🗓️Wednesday 9 March
🕓 1400-1530
https://t.co/vlQCbO7r4i
@CREMS_bham@History_Bham
What were the causes of the war in #Ukraine🇺🇦and what is the history behind it?
🎥In this video Dr @kaa_richter from @History_Bham explores the importance of historical narratives in understanding the nature of the invasion and war.
https://t.co/cJJy2dVfdR
Thank you @kaa_richter
📢The @CadburyRL is currently advertising a #paid student #internship for eight weeks during the summer vacation.
The opportunity is available to all current UoB students, including those who will graduate this year.
@CbomgsU@CAHA_UoB @CAL_Postgrads @History_Bham
📢Now, you can listen the #radio play "Cardboard Citizens: Every Person Wandering" by @CardboardCitz based on research by our Professor Nick Crowson from @History_Bham 📻 @BBCRadio4 by following the link below:
https://t.co/Z6lADpCKzW