Modern History Postgraduate Forum 2011/12

School of History, University of St Andrews

Venue: Room 1.10, St. Katharine's Lodge

The postgraduate forum exists to facilitate discussion between postgraduate students. The sessions, open to all MLitt students, PhD and post-doctoral researchers, are a supportive and constructive forum in which to present the general outline of a research project or (first draft) chapters, to try out work in progress or simply to practice before having to present to a larger audience.

All postgraduates are welcome to propose a paper for presentation or any research related topic. Texts relevant for the presentations will be available as hard copies at the general office at St Katherine's Lodge (room B2a) or may be attached to the email announcement. For any inquiries, questions, or should you wish to present your research, please contact Bernhard Struck at bs50@st-andrews.ac.uk

Modern History Postgraduate Forum

Wednesday, 7 December 2011, 4.15pm, room 1.10 St Katharine’s Lodge

Marie Ventura
Like Clockwork. The Development of the Modern Perception of Time in Industrial Britain (1753-1914)

Volker Prott
Tying up the Loose Ends of Self-Determination: British, French, and American Expertise in Peace Planning, 1917-1919

 

 

The postgraduate forum exists to facilitate discussion between postgraduate students. The sessions, open to all MLitt students, PhD and post-doctoral researchers, are a supportive and constructive forum in which to present the general outline of a research project or (first draft) chapters, to try out work in progress or simply to practice before having to present to a larger audience.

All postgraduates are welcome to propose a paper for presentation or any research related topic.

http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/infopg/forum.html

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