Find a research supervisor in early modern history In 'Staff' Staff listStaff by research area Back to 'History' Staff in the Department of History who supervise PhD/MA by Research in the area of early modern history. Dr Ferenc Csirkés Assistant Professor in the History of the Pre-modern Islamicate World Dr Csirkés’s research interests include Iranian history, Ottoman history, Ottoman Turkish literature, Persian literature, cultural history, Central Asian history, and Central Asian literature. Professor Richard Cust Emeritus Professor Political and cultural history of late sixteenth and early seventeenth century England Dr Tom Cutterham Associate Professor of United States History Power, politics, and ideas in Revolutionary America; commerce and finance in the Atlantic world. Professor Elaine Fulton Professor of History EducationDirector of Education, College of Arts and Law Early-modern Catholic reform, early-modern politics, man and environment in early-modern Europe Dr Tara Hamling Reader in Early Modern StudiesHead of Department of History Visual and material culture of early modern Britain, post-Reformation religious and cultural practices. Professor Karen Harvey Professor of Cultural HistoryDeputy Head of the School of History and Cultures The social and cultural history of eighteenth-century Britain The body, gender and sexuality Letters and letter-writing Dr Noah Millstone Senior Lecturer My primary research interests are in the history of politics, religion, and the book in early modern Britain and Europe, especially but not exclusively c1598-1660. Dr Imogen Peck Assistant Professor in British HistoryDirector, Centre for Midlands History and Cultures I am a historian of memory and communities, with research expertise in local and family history, the social history of archives, and the mental afterlife of conflict. I am especially interested in the ways memory and the representation of the past shapes individual and collective identities, with a particular emphasis on the experiences of non-elite men and women. My first book, Recollection ... Professor Joy Porter Professor of Indigenous and Environmental HistoryUniversity of Birmingham 125th Anniversary ChairPrincipal Investigator, Treatied Spaces Research Group Joy Porter is University of Birmingham 125th Anniversary Chair, Professor of Indigenous and Environmental History and Principal Investigator of the Treatied Spaces Research Group(treatiedspaces.com), an interdisciplinary, internationally collaborative entity dedicated to addressing Indigenous environmental, political, and historical concerns. Her current major project is a multi-partner attempt ... Dr Manu Sehgal Lecturer in South Asian History Modern and contemporary history of South Asia and the political and social history of the British Empire. Dr Jonathan Willis Associate Professor in Early Modern History The English reformation, history and theology of late-medieval and early modern Europe. History staff research supervision areas Early modern history Environmental history Gender, sexuality and race Global history Medieval history Modern British history Modern European history Religious history War and conflict
Dr Ferenc Csirkés Assistant Professor in the History of the Pre-modern Islamicate World Dr Csirkés’s research interests include Iranian history, Ottoman history, Ottoman Turkish literature, Persian literature, cultural history, Central Asian history, and Central Asian literature.
Professor Richard Cust Emeritus Professor Political and cultural history of late sixteenth and early seventeenth century England
Dr Tom Cutterham Associate Professor of United States History Power, politics, and ideas in Revolutionary America; commerce and finance in the Atlantic world.
Professor Elaine Fulton Professor of History EducationDirector of Education, College of Arts and Law Early-modern Catholic reform, early-modern politics, man and environment in early-modern Europe
Dr Tara Hamling Reader in Early Modern StudiesHead of Department of History Visual and material culture of early modern Britain, post-Reformation religious and cultural practices.
Professor Karen Harvey Professor of Cultural HistoryDeputy Head of the School of History and Cultures The social and cultural history of eighteenth-century Britain The body, gender and sexuality Letters and letter-writing
Dr Noah Millstone Senior Lecturer My primary research interests are in the history of politics, religion, and the book in early modern Britain and Europe, especially but not exclusively c1598-1660.
Dr Imogen Peck Assistant Professor in British HistoryDirector, Centre for Midlands History and Cultures I am a historian of memory and communities, with research expertise in local and family history, the social history of archives, and the mental afterlife of conflict. I am especially interested in the ways memory and the representation of the past shapes individual and collective identities, with a particular emphasis on the experiences of non-elite men and women. My first book, Recollection ...
Professor Joy Porter Professor of Indigenous and Environmental HistoryUniversity of Birmingham 125th Anniversary ChairPrincipal Investigator, Treatied Spaces Research Group Joy Porter is University of Birmingham 125th Anniversary Chair, Professor of Indigenous and Environmental History and Principal Investigator of the Treatied Spaces Research Group(treatiedspaces.com), an interdisciplinary, internationally collaborative entity dedicated to addressing Indigenous environmental, political, and historical concerns. Her current major project is a multi-partner attempt ...
Dr Manu Sehgal Lecturer in South Asian History Modern and contemporary history of South Asia and the political and social history of the British Empire.
Dr Jonathan Willis Associate Professor in Early Modern History The English reformation, history and theology of late-medieval and early modern Europe.