Seminars offered by the History Department
Our teaching programme includes Areas Seminars, Research Seminars, Writing Workshops, and other academic activities (conferences, workshops, lectures, and courses on digital tools for academic research).
Teaching is in English but linguistic diversity is encouraged in all our activities. Interdisciplinary and training skills, and academic writing courses are organised Institute-wide. the Academic Service provides training tailored for the academic and professional development of researchers
See the catalogue of history seminars
See the catalogue of history seminars
History seminars offered in the academic year 2024-2025
First term
- First-Year Core Skills Course – Profs. G. Riello, Bolufer
- Area Seminars
- Intersectional Histories – Profs. M. Baar, B. Gammerl
- Intellectual History – Prof. N. Guilhot
- Planetary Histories – G. Riello, G. Sluga
- Material History – Prof. C. Sorba
- Research Seminar
- Global histories. Beyond West-centric perspectives – Prof. I. Chabrowski
- Writing Workshop
- Advanced Dissertation Writing – Profs. N. Guilhot, A. Yates
Second term
- Research seminars
- History of Medicine – Prof. L. Kassell
- History of European Integration – Prof. E. Mourlon-Druol
- Race in History/History of Race (16th-20th century) – Prof. M. Oualdi
- The Problem of Property – Prof. A. Yates
- Notions of Self and First-person Sources: Concepts and methods – Prof. M. Bolufer
- Writing Workshops
- March paper in Early Modern History – Prof. G. Casale
- March paper in Modern History A – Prof. E. Mourlon-Druol
- March paper in Modern History B – Prof. C. Unger
- Dissertation Writing Seminar A – Profs. L. Kassell, A. Yates
- Dissertation Writing Seminar B – Profs. C. Unger, M. Oualdi
Seminars offered by the four EUI Departments
In order to develop an inter-disciplinary approach to research, PhD researchers can also attend a variety of seminars taught by the other Departments: Law, Social and Political Sciences, Economics.
See more on the Common Course Catalogue
See more on the Common Course Catalogue
Courses offered within the CIVICA framework
By strengthening inter-university and cross-national mobility, the CIVICA alliance is working towards a true European campus, with both physical and digital transnational experiences that will allow students and early stage researchers (ESR) to pursue academic paths well beyond any one institutional or national context.
See the CIVICA ESR Course Catalogue
See the CIVICA ESR Course Catalogue