Upcoming events

Tue
18
Jun

Global Health Histories Seminar 127: Towards Universal Health Care: History of ‘Health for All’ Struggles in India

This seminar focuses on the History of ‘Health for All’ Struggles in India

Tue
25
Jun

Schools History Conference

Thinking about a degree in History? Spend a day experiencing what the Department of History can offer you! This conference for post-16 students will provide a taste of what it is like to study History at the University through a packed programme of talks and workshops.

Tue
25
Jun

Global Health Histories Seminar 128:  Health and Disease across Cultural and Disciplinary Boundaries in a Global World

This Global Health Histories seminar focuses on Health and Disease across Cultural and Disciplinary Boundaries in a Global World

Fri
28
Jun

University Open Day

Thinking about a degree in History? Come and meet us on 28 or 30 June!

Fri
28
Jun

Belonging in Late Medieval Cities

A conference organised in connection with the Centre for Medieval Studies, Department of History, Royal Historical Society, Past & Present, and the Humanities Research Centre.

Sun
30
Jun

University Open Day

Thinking about a degree in History? Come and meet us on 28 or 30 June!

Tue
2
Jul

Global Health Histories Seminar: A bridge to better healthcare: Cultural mediators and refugee and migrant healthcare

Speakers TBC

Tue
3
Sep

Global Health Histories Seminar: 'Man Up’: Masculinities and mental health seeking behaviors

Speakers TBC

Tue
10
Sep

Global Health Histories Seminar: Infectious Disease Control

Speakers TBC

Tue
5
Nov

Global Health Histories Seminar: 200 million lives saved: Smallpox eradication 40 years on

Speakers TBC

Past events

Annual Aylmer Lecture

Thursday 13 June 2019

Professor Joy Porter on The American Environment: Histories of Conflict Over Energy, Water and Treatied Space

Workshop on the Royal Historical Society's Report: Race, Ethnicity & Equality in UK History

Monday 10 June 2019

In 2018 the Royal Historical Society published a report Race, Ethnicity & Equality in UK History: A Report and Resource for Change which highlighted ‘racial and ethnic inequalities in the teaching and practice of History in the UK’. This workshop, organised by the Department of History, University of York and is co-hosted by the Royal Historical Society, will reflect on this report.

Global Health Histories Seminar 126: The Political Economy of Health Financing Reforms

Monday 10 June 2019

This seminar focuses on research into the political economy of health

Policing a World of Wonder: The Roman Inquisition and Learned Magic

Friday 7 June 2019

Neil Tarrant (University of York)

Global Health Histories Seminar:Safety and Society: Cycle helmet debates

Tuesday 4 June 2019

Speakers TBC

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