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Research Areas

Our faculty supervise graduate students in a wide array of temporal, geographic and thematic fields, building on their strength in Canadian, European and Global History. Besides offering excellent training in Canadian social, intellectual and cultural history, and the history of the British Empire, Queen’s is now home to research clusters in intellectual history, legal history, the history of gender and sexuality. Faculty members focused on distinct regions in Europe, Latin America, Africa, or Asia bring their distinct strengths to these thematic fields.

Our thriving Department Seminar Series, the Arthur Lower Canadian History Workshop Series, Queen's History of Sexuality Reading Group, and events organized by research networks such as the Global History Initiative (GHI), housed within History, and interdisciplinary networks such as Muslim Societies-Global Perspectives (MSGP), the Medieval Studies Seminar Series, and the Russian and East European Studies Network (REES) create opportunities for scholarly conversation and collaboration.

Graduate Research News

PhD Candidates Alex Martinborough, Amelia Rosch, and Joe Borsato Awarded for their Presentations at the 2023 Northeast Conference of British Studies

PhD candidates Alex Martinborough and Amelia Rosch have each received the David Underdown Prize for the best graduate student paper delivered at the 2023 Northeast Conference on British Studies, and PhD candidate Joe Borsato was awarded an honorable mention. 

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