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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.

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.

By our very own Martin Farr

Tomorrow's Modern European History Seminar, 'University Youth on the Global Stage: Perspectives on Student Internationalism(s)' will be presented by Dr Daniel Laqua (Northumbria University) 📅 Weds 8 May, 4pm 📍 ARMB 1.05 All welcome!

Seven full minutes of Laura Tisdall's expertise...just one excellent reason to give this a listen!

*EVENT* Exploring Classical & Historical Northumbria with Dr Susanna Phillippo. 🏛️ Carlisle Town, Museum and Castle 📅 Sun 12 May 🚌 Meet at Eldon Sq bus station, stand A *9.25* Return 19.28 (or earlier) All welcome! More details on our facebook page: facebook.com/HistoryNCL/

🎓We are delighted that two of our colleagues in HCA have been nominated in The Education Awards by NUSU : Philip Garrett - Outstanding Contribution to Academic Support sally waite - Outstanding Contribution to Personal Support Wishing the very best of luck to all!

Tickets now available for this free INSIGHTS Public Lectures | Newcastle University public lecture. Hear from the fascinating Mark Galeotti as he discusses the Russia-Ukraine War, chaired by Martin Farr Book you place here: bit.ly/4dqRZ1b History at Newcastle

Chaired by our very own Martin Farr

Tonight we welcome Dr Mark Galeotti, one of the world’s leading experts on Russian crime and security, to discuss the Russia-Ukraine War Book your free place now 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/789031914697… History at Newcastle Engage@NewcastleUni

*EVENT* Exploring Classical & Historical Northumbria with Dr Susanna Phillippo ⛪️ Jarrow. St. Pauls' church & monastery & Tyne Pedestrian Tunnel 📅 Sun 26 May 🚇 Monument Metro station (to Bede) 12.15 by ticket machines All welcome! For more details: facebook.com/ClassicsNCL/

Research leads to an evening of Georgian fancy dress and fun National Trust Bath Assembly Rooms. Read how Dr Meg Kobza's research led her to engage the public with this fantastic event bit.ly/4bn1Cwg 📷 credit Bath Assembly Rooms ©National Trust Images-James Beck

ICYMI: In this recording, Dr Sarah Campbell from History at Newcastle considers the history of the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland and how it continues to influence current discussions about rights. Hear Dr Campbell here >> bit.ly/3yCn95I Faculti

Listen to Newcastle History PhD student, Eleanor Gilchrist, discuss her fascinating research into the history of crochet on the Sew What? Podcast Sew What? – A podcast about historic needlework and those who stitched it (sewwhatpodcast.com)

Join us 20-21 June for 'The Herculaneum Papyri: Texts & Interpretations' - An International Workshop. For more details and to register, visit: ncl.ac.uk/hca/events/ite…

Huge congratulations to Prof Daniel Siemens Daniel Siemens 👏

Don't miss this free interactive pop-up exhibition exploring Georgian Fancy Dress, part of research project between NT Bath Assembly Rooms and Dr Meg Kobza Dr Meg Kobza, Newcastle University Newcastle University Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Big questions about the general election? We’ve got answers. Tune in to our upcoming episode to hear historian Martin Farr discuss the key issues and what’s at stake for the North East Listen from Mon 1 July Newcastle University Engage@NewcastleUni #UKElection2024 #FromNCL

In a special From Newcastle podcast episode ahead of the UK General Election on 4th July 2024, we talk to Dr Martin Farr, our Senior Lecturer in Contemporary British History, about the election. Listen in full here: bit.ly/3ROGaIK #WeAreNCL #UKGeneralElection

Congratulations Laura Tisdall 👏👏👏 Read more about the award and Laura's work here: ncl.ac.uk/hca/news/news-…