This session is intended to prompt discussions around open research practices in the faculty

A celebration of the achievements of our community over the past year.

The workshop will function as a non-hierarchical, safe and creative space. Craft material and coffee/tea will be provided.

All members of the HRC community are invited to watch the finalists for the HRC Doctoral Fellowships give their presentations.

We are looking for University of York students to help us make a masterpiece that will be displayed in the Humanities Research Centre Foyer.

Join us for our HRC Poster Competition Final and view all the poster entries that will be displayed throughout the Treehouse.

This workshop is for anyone who attended session 3 as we will be revisiting our creations in the green houses down by The Quiet Place.

This session is intended to prompt discussions around open research practices in the faculty

Join us at this workshop to learn how to utilise the LaTeX software for your research publications.

Four recent humanities PhD graduates will be discussing how they prepared for the viva, what happened in the room, and what happens next.

In this series of workshops, we will approach the literature on image-texts relationships in a hands-on manner.

Join us at this workshop to discuss your poster designs and brainstorm ideas with fellow PGR students from Trinity.

Old Stan or A Fool Fooled by Marin Držić – the greatest Slavic Renaissance playwright and a Dubrovnik native – is a 1551 comedy about an old peasant Stan fooled by tales of false fairies whose magic supposedly restores youth.

Jason Daff, University of York's Horticulture Manager, talks propagation!

A showcase of how academics and creative practitioners can work together to enhance research and practice and develop lasting collaborations.

In this series of workshops, we will approach the literature on image-texts relationships in a hands-on manner.

Join us for this talk by the University of York's Digital Creativity Labs, exclusively for staff and postgraduate students in the Arts and Humanities.

The HRC are holding a lunch for all Arts and Humanities staff to mark the end of Spring Term.

Putting the ‘hot’ in HotPlants! Our next session will focus on chili peppers!

Join us for this Cake Thursday to enjoy a variety of surplus pastries and learn about REFILL CIC's initiative and the projects they run as well as the environmental impact of food waste and how you can get involved.

We're running a short workshop to launch the HRC PhD poster competition.

In this seminar, Mohammed Gamal Abdelnour will explore the key questions which he addresses in his The Higher Objectives of Islamic Theology: Toward a Theory of Maqāṣid al-ʿAqīda (Oxford University Press, 2022).

In celebration of LGBT+ History Month, Tertulia presents a film screening of 'Carmen and Lola'.

Featuring readings of LGBTQ+ works and an informal discussion about how these ideas and identities manifest across history.

Join us for a sad, glad, and in-between evening of ancient and modern textual explorations.

In this series of workshops, we approach the literature on image-texts relationships in a hands-on manner.

Led by: Thom Blake, Open Research Manager Library, Archives and Learning Services and Professor Jonathan Finch. HRC Deputy Director

PhD students showcase their research as part of the Student Research Showcase.

Marking Queer History Month, The Centre for Women's Studies is delighted to invite you to the following event as part of its Women’s Studies Now! seminar series.