Entered 2025-26
- 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"
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"
- Amanda Daw, "The Orthodox Imagination: the role of imagery in expressions of Eucharistic piety in late medieval York"
- 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"