Research Alliances

This new group promotes a collaborative cross-disciplinary research culture amongst early modern and renaissance scholars through regular discussions and events.

Sharing our research and working collaboratively with heritage bodies, organisations and communities.

This group focuses on imperial and diasporic pasts, taking a regional and transnational approach, and looking both at Europe and the British Empire.

Studying the histories of the varied entanglements of landscape, environment and the non-human with human processes and practices.

How histories and cultures have been created around, and influenced, riverine, port, coastal and maritime environments.

An exciting new research area considering the modern representation of the Middle Ages and medieval history as it is represented through and in modern media.

Bringing together staff with expertise in military history, the history of formal and informal cross-border relations, cultural diplomacy, and the history of kingship.

Investigating how gendering and family shape and reflect the experience of migration, power and the construction of masculinity.

Research alliance centred on explorations of the customs, culture, rituals and beliefs that permeate life across chronologies, social strata, gender and region.