Society Events

The Society has catalysed medieval research through hundreds of events, directly held or sponsored, bringing together many thousands of medievalists.

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Medieval Wales  Cardiff University -

Past Events

Alastair Minnis (Re)anthologizing Literary Theory from Medieval Commentary Tradition: New Parameters University of St Andrews -
Global Glossing: Transnational Commentary in the Later Middle Ages University of St Andrews -
The 2025 Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference: Rituals & Ceremonies Maison Française d'Oxford -
Sarah Bowden 2024 MÆ AGM and Lecture: ‘Shifting Landscapes: St Oswald of Northumbria in England and Germany’ Grimond Lecture 3, Grimond Building, University of Kent / Online -
Matthew Kempshall The 2023 MAE Lecture: Causes and Chronography in Medieval Historical Writing Grosvenor Museum, Chester -
Ryan Perry The 2022 MAE Lecture: Middle English Books of Devotion & Liturgical Privatisation in 15th England University of Nottingham - algm22
Jocelyn Wogan-Browne The 2021 MAE Lecture: Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, Women and Multilingualism in Late Medieval England Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York, online - ALGM21
The 2020 Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference
Dark Archives 20/20 University of Oxford, online - DABanner
Decoding the Past: Critical Editions and Their Editors The Trinity Long Room Hub -
Teaching the Codex III: Decentring the Codex Merton College -
Dark Archives: A Conference on the Medieval Unread and Unreadable English Faculty, Oxford - DA2019
Constructing the Public Intellectual in the Premodern World University of Manchester -
International Medievalisms Conference Maynooth University -
Speaking Internationally: Medieval Women’s Literary Culture and the Canon in the Global Middle Ages Bangor University, Wales -
Old Norse Poetry in Performance: Text and Texture Christ Church College -
Mediating Dante University College Cork -
Angels in the Medieval World University of York -
Power of the Bishop IV: Bishop as Patron from Late Antiquity to 1500 Sarum College, Salisbury -
David D'Avray The 2019 MÆ AGM and Lecture - David d'Avray (UCL), 'How to explain the Medieval Papacy' University of Birmingham - ALGM19
The Early English Drama and Performance Network Graduate and Early Career Symposium. Fribourg -
Crossing Boundaries?: Trade and Connections on the Medieval Mediterranean St John's College, Oxford, Woolf Institute -
The Life Course in Early Medieval England Cambridge University -
Northern Network for the Study of the Crusades: 3rd Annual Symposium University of Huddersfield -
Conference Title: Gender and Aliens: Gender and Medieval Studies 2019 Durham University -
Names and Identity in the Medieval World: The 2018 Medium Ævum Day Conference University of Glasgow - Names and Identity
Symposia in Historical Archaeoethnology Fries Museum, Leeuwarden -
Symposium in Historical Archaeoethnology: The Frisians Fries Museum, Leeuwarden, Netherlands -
Janet Nelson MÆ Annual Lecture, Meeting and Colloquium - Medieval Life Writing - in Celebration of the Lecture's 60th Anniversary Harris Manchester College -
Reimagining Records Kew, The National Archives -
Animals Harris Manchester College -
‘Britain & its Neighbours: Cultural Contacts & Exchanges in Medieval & Early Modern Europe’, 28-9 June 2018 Swansea University -
Sixth Annual Symposium on Medieval & Renaissance Studies Saint Louis University, Saint Louis Missouri -
Brussels Medieval Culture and War Conference: Power, Authority, and Normativity Université Saint-Louis – Bruxelles -
Wycliffitism and Hussitism: Contexts, Methods, Perspectives St. Anne's College, Oxford -
2018 John Coffin Memorial Lecture Chancellor's Hall, First Floor, Senate House, London - coffin
The Animal in Medieval Romance Kalamazoo, Michigan -
Application Deadline for AHRC CHASE Collaborative Doctoral Award: 'Beautiful Fragments: Glass, Ceramics, Leather and Metalwork in Medieval London'
Medieval Bodies Ignored: Politics, Culture, and Flesh Parkinson Building, University of Leeds -
Medieval English (ca600-1500) in a Multilingual Context network University of Westminster, Seville, University of Bristol, Cardiff University -
Margery Kempe in the 21st Century University College, Oxford -
LASS 2018: 'Anglo Saxon London' Senate House, London -
Bennett & Kerr - Twelfth Night Open Day Invitation Millhill Warehouse, Church Lane, Steventon -
Transmissions and Translations in the Medieval World Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York -
A Lecture on Decorated Charters S.T. Lee Seminar Room, Senate House Library, London -
Neighbours and Strangers: The 2017 Medium Ævum Day Conference University of Southampton -
Ovid Across Europe: Vernacular Translations of the Metamorphoses in the Middle Ages & Renaissance University of Bristol - Ovid
Biennial London Chaucer Conference: Chaucer and the Law Institute of English Studies, Senate House, London -
Power and Identity: The Reading of History in High Medieval Europe Old College, Aberystwyth University -
Mobility and Space in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe TORCH -
Storytelling: York CMS Graduate Conference 2017 University of York -
The Power of the Bishop: Bishops as Diplomats John Percival Building, University of Cardiff -
Kathryn Kerby-Fulton Literary Networks of the Vicars Choral and the Clerical Proletariat in Late Medieval York Sir Clive Granger Building, University Park, Nottingham - ALGM17
Teaching the Codex 2: further pedagogical approaches to palaeography and codicology Merton College -
The Material Culture of Religious Change and Continuity, 1400-1600 University of Huddersfield -
Architectural Representation in the Middle Ages University College -
Animals: The 2017 London Anglo-Saxon Symposium Senate House, London -
Translating, Editing and Using Medieval Documents Cardiff University -
Shaping, Representing and Using the Medieval City University of Ghent -
Saints and Sinners: Footprints of Mary and Margaret, Queens of Scots IASH, Edinburgh University -
The Crusades in France and Occitania – Roots, Impact, and Cultural Signification of the Crusading Movement in Medieval Texts Institute of Historical Research, London -
People, Places and Possessions, 1350-1550 TORCH -
The Codex Amiatinus and its Contexts University of York, Bede's World, Jarrow -
New Chaucer Society Biennial Congress, 2016 Queen Mary, University of London -
Æthelred II and Cnut the Great: A Millennial Conference to Commemorate the Siege of London in 1016 University of London -
Celts, Romans, Britons: Classical and Celtic Influence in Britain, 55 BC - 2016 AD Radcliffe Humanities Building -
Pastoralia in the Late Middle Ages: Teaching, Translation, Transmission University of Kent -
Old Norse Poetry in Performance Somerville College -
Interrogating the Germanic a category and its use in Late Antiquity University of York -
Medieval Culture and War: Ideals, Representations, Realities University of Leeds -
Eleanor Knott Memorial Conference Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity College Dublin -
MAE Annual Lecture and AGM 2016 (Cardiff) Cardiff University -
Crusading Masculinities Conference (Zurich) University of Zurich -
Fifth London Anglo-Saxon Symposium 2016 Court Room, Institute of English Studies, Senate House, Uni. of London -
The Senses in Medieval and Renaissance Europe: Sight and Visual Perception University College, Dublin -