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Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Welcome to the Centre for Renaissance & Early Modern Studies

“The staff have been very helpful, welcoming and eager to impart their knowledge.  I have made great friends in my programme and together we've had fantastic opportunities…”

MA students, Castle Howard visit

Bringing together faculty and postgraduates from a wider range of disciplines than any other university in the UK

Humanties Research Centre, Berrick Saul Building

The Centre has its own dedicated space in the award-winning Berrick Saul Building

Postgraduate study area, Humanities Research Centre

CREMS is part of the Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp's Humanities Research Centre

Well placed for research into the rich archival and cultural resources found in and around Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp

A lively programme of seminars and conferences attracting scholars of international standing

The Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies is a flourishing interdisciplinary community devoted to the study of the long 16th and 17th centuries. Find out more about our
MA in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies.

News

Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp graduate wins prestigious Wolfson postgraduate studentship

Tuesday 30 January 2024

Livvy Golby Kirk, who did the Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies MA in 2020/21 has just won a prestigious Wolfson postgraduate studentship to study with Karen Harvey at Birmingham.


Scientific poetry and poetics in Britain and Germany, from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment (1580-1750)

Monday 11 December 2023

This AHRC-DFG funded project will run from 2024-2027.


Transgender Embodiment: 1400 to 1700

Friday 2 June 2023

We invite 20-minute papers on a range of topics and disciplines addressing transgender themes in 1400 to 1700.


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Events

Thu
16
May

Materialism and Metaphysics in Early Modernity

Join us for our upcoming two-day conference.

Thu
13
Jun

Sound Faith: Religion and the Acoustic World, 1400 to 1800

Join us for this conference with keynote talks from Lucía Martínez Valdivia, Felipe Ledesma-Núñez, Coya Huarmi and Jan-Friedrich Missfelder.