Seminar Series

The #SRSlyGood Crowdcast channel lists future and past events hosted by the Society for Renaissance Studies. Below is a list of seminar series relating to Renaissance Studies in Britain and Ireland. It is by no means exhaustive; if you would like a series to be added, please contact the web editor. Please note, the SRS cannot take responsibility for the content of external sites.

England

• Birkbeck Early Modern Society (Birkbeck College, University of London)
• British Milton Seminar (Birmingham)
• Cambridge University History Research Seminars (Cambridge)
• Centre for Early Modern Studies (King's College London)
• Centre for Early Modern Studies (Oxford)
• Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Culture (Southampton)
• Centre for Reformation and Early Modern Studies (Birmingham)
• Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies (York)
• Courtauld Institute research seminars (London)
• Early Modern Exchanges (UCL, London)
• Exeter Centre for Early Modern Studies seminar (Exeter)
• Institute of Historical Research, London:  c. 40 relevant standing seminar series (global, European, and British history, covering historiography, artefacts, social, cultural, economic, military, political, and intellectual history in the Renaissance)
• Institute of Medieval and Early Modern Studies (Durham)
• Italian Departmental Research Seminars (UCL)
• Liverpool Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (Liverpool)
• The London Renaissance Consortium (London)
• London Renaissance Seminar (London)
• London Shakespeare Seminar (London)
• Nothern Premodern Seminar (North of England)
• Sheffield Centre for Early Modern Studies (Sheffield)
• Sussex Centre for Early Modern and Medieval Studies (Sussex)
• STVDIO interdisciplinary research into the Renaissance Seminar Series (Warwick)

Ireland

• Irish Renaissance Seminar (Ireland-wide)

 Scotland

• Centre for Early Modern Studies (University of Aberdeen)
• Reformation Studies Institute (University of St Andrews)

Wales

• Institute for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (Wales-wide)
• Medieval and Early Modern Reading Group (Postgraduate forum, based at Cardiff University)