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The British American Nineteenth Century Historians (BrANCH) is pleased to announce the addition of a new BAME essay prize of £100 for the best undergraduate essay or research project by black, Asian, or other minority ethnic students based in the UK. Continue reading British American Nineteenth Century Historians (BrANCH) BAME Essay Prize
This post outlines some of the activities of History UK in 2018 and is based on a message that was sent out to subscribing institutions. We thought that it might be of broader interest! History UK is the independent national body Continue reading History UK in 2018
The National Archives is setting up a Manorial Documents Research mailing list, following their successful conference in September – ‘Manorial Documents: past, present and into the future’. By subscribing to the mailing list, you will join a network of researchers Continue reading Sign up to TNA’s Manorial Documents Research mailing list
Below we collect some perspectives from participants in the New to Teach event that was held at the IHR in September 2018. Sponsored by the Royal Historical Society, HUK provided travel funding to enable participants from outside London to attend. Continue reading Perspectives on the New to Teaching workshop 2018
The National Archives and History UK Come Together: Developing collaboration between archives services and Higher Education Where: Venues and dates across England and Wales (for details see below) Cost: Free (funded) Audience: Archive staff, academics, and higher education staff considering, Continue reading Forthcoming HUK events in 2019: Developing collaboration between archives services and Higher Education