Hadley Wehner, "Carving New Histories: A Study of the Medieval and Early Modern Graffiti at St Alban's Abbey"
Entered 2024-25
Eve Donlon, "An interdisciplinary study of atypical late medieval burials from England"
Gemma Lees, "Representing the Late Mediaeval Merchant: Commemoration in the Parish Churches of Norwich and York, c.1400-1550"
Theo Long, "Cistercian Lives of nuns and lay brothers in the thirteenth-century Low Countries"
Tom Williams, "Honourable women or misogynistic myths? The place of women within the honour system of Viking-Age Iceland as portrayed in the Íslendingasögur"
Entered 2023-24
Sam Elphick, "Religious expressions of Scandinavians in England, c.865-954"
George Fowles, "The Sound of Violence: Noise and Violence in the Medieval Icelandic Sagas"
Makayla Nicholis, "Shaping the Atlantic through Belief: early medieval empire and the limits of the known World (c.6th-11th)"
Entered 2021-22
Stephanie Drew (part-time), "The transmission and transformation of Mediterranean botanical knowledge in pre-Conquest Britain"
Rachel Harley, "Siblings and Sibling Relations in Later Medieval England, 1300-1550"
Entered 2019-20
John Margham (part-time), "The Isle of Wight c. 650 to c. 1150: a study of localisation in a landscape"
Katie Vernon (part-time), "Arms and Armour in Middle English Romance"
Entered 2013-14
Amanda Daw (part-time), "The Orthodox Imagination: the role of imagery in expressions of Eucharistic piety in late medieval York"
Recently completed PhD projects
Matthew Adams, "The long route up the mountain: aspects of the reception of classical and biblical mountain writing and medieval mountain ascents seen through the ascents of Egeria, Willibald and Petrach"
Alana Bennett, “Romanz reding on the bok: ‘reauralising’ romances from later medieval English household manuscripts"
Zara Burford, "Æthelwig, abbot of Evesham c.1058-1077"
Harriet Jean Evans, "Animal-human thresholds: the hybridic sociality of the household-farm in the agro-pastoral society of medieval Iceland"
Tracey Davison, “Keeping up Appearances. Investigating perceptions of clothing and textiles in Anglo-Saxon England”
Luke Giraudet, "A study of the 'Journal d'un Bourgeois de Paris'"
Robert Grout, "Fatherhood in Late-Medieval Urban Society"
Isaac Lawton, "Political culture among the rural peasantry of fourteenth-century England"
Ross McIntire, "Sacred Landscapes and the Cult of Saints in England and Wales, 1066-1220"
Marisa Michaud, "Par le moyen et avis de soeur Colette: Piety, Patronage, and the Relationship between the Colettine Poor Clares and the Valois Court of Burgundy"
Emma Nuding, "Fenland Pilgrimage: A Literary History of St Guthlac of Crowland, Medieval to Modern"
Tom Powles, "Orderic Vitalis and church reforms in the Historia Ecclesiastica"
Basil Price, "The Shadow Age: Genre and Place in the Post-Classical Íslendingasögur"
Emmie Price-Goodfellow, "Teaching by example: Cistercian exempla collections before Caesarius, 1178–1220"
Rebecca Searby, "The Anglo-Jewry in Law and Legal Culture, 1216-1235"
Aaron Sheldon, "The Ties that Bind: Love in the Family in the Old Norse Sagas"
Robyn Stewart, "The Philosophical Theology of Johannes Scotus Eriugena's Periphyseon"
Lauren Stokeld, "An interdisciplinary semantic study of English words for 'buildings' up to 1250"
Jiří Vnouček, "The history of manuscripts with the help of visual assessment of the parchment: the differences in animals and processes employed in the preparation of parchment"
Tim Wingard, "Animals and Sexuality in England, 1300-1500"
Eric Wolever, "Cardinal Points and the Geography of Christian History in the High Middle Ages"
Elizabeth Wright, "The Materiality of the book and its status as a repository of Anglo-Saxon learned identity in manuscript depictions"
