Historical research at Stockholm University enjoys a strong position nationally as well as internationally. The department, which welcomes over 150 new students each semester, provides the largest bachelor level education of history in the country. The department organizes the Doctoral School for PhD Students of History in collaboration with Uppsala University.
The subjects for research at the department ranges from Medieval to Modern times. Welcome!
“Navigating Relationships in Exile: Norway, Czechoslovakia, Poland and Small State Diplomacy in Second World War London”. Pavol Jacubec presents at the IR-Seminar.
“Navigating Relationships in Exile: Norway, Czechoslovakia, Poland and Small State Diplomacy in Second World War London”. Pavol Jacubec presents at the IR-Seminar.
Martijn Manders, Leiden University, presents: "Vasa, HMS Prinsessan Sophia Albertina (1781) and other
maritime cultural heritage as witnesses of a joint past."
Martijn Manders, Leiden University, presents: "Vasa, HMS Prinsessan Sophia Albertina (1781) and other
maritime cultural heritage as witnesses of a joint past."
"Compiling historical data on roads and roadside services in medieval and early modern Finland into an open GIS-database and map". Tapio Salminen and Jenni Lares (Tampere University) are visiting the Digital History Seminar.
"Compiling historical data on roads and roadside services in medieval and early modern Finland into an open GIS-database and map". Tapio Salminen and Jenni Lares (Tampere University) are visiting the Digital History Seminar.
"Diplomatic Relations of the Hawaiian Kingdom and other Nations of Oceania". A conversation with Keanu Sai (University of Hawai`i, Manoa) and Lorenz Gonschor (University of the South Pacific).
"Diplomatic Relations of the Hawaiian Kingdom and other Nations of Oceania". A conversation with Keanu Sai (University of Hawai`i, Manoa) and Lorenz Gonschor (University of the South Pacific).
"Social, Cultural and Natural Entanglements in Early Modern Scandinavian History". Ingar Stene (Oslo University) is presenting at the Climate and Environmental History Seminar.
"Social, Cultural and Natural Entanglements in Early Modern Scandinavian History". Ingar Stene (Oslo University) is presenting at the Climate and Environmental History Seminar.
"Digital Livonia: For a Digitally Enhanced Study of Medieval Livonia (1200–1550)".
Marek Tamm (Tallinn University) presents at the seminar, in a collaboration with the Medieval Seminar.
"Digital Livonia: For a Digitally Enhanced Study of Medieval Livonia (1200–1550)".
Marek Tamm (Tallinn University) presents at the seminar, in a collaboration with the Medieval Seminar.
"Texts, Objects, and Images between Early Modern Islamic Empires". A conversation with Sinem Casale (University of Minnesota) and Shounak Ghosh (Vanderbilt University) with the Global Diplomacy Network.
"Texts, Objects, and Images between Early Modern Islamic Empires". A conversation with Sinem Casale (University of Minnesota) and Shounak Ghosh (Vanderbilt University) with the Global Diplomacy Network.
"Natural philosophy, aesthetics and Arctic experiences”, Cecilia Sjöholm (Södertörn University), Björn Billing (University of Gothenburg) and Cecilia Rosengren (University of Gothenburg), presents at the Climate and Environmental History Seminar.
"Natural philosophy, aesthetics and Arctic experiences”, Cecilia Sjöholm (Södertörn University), Björn Billing (University of Gothenburg) and Cecilia Rosengren (University of Gothenburg), presents at the Climate and Environmental History Seminar.
"Meaning of forests and forestry in Swedish and Finnish school textbooks 1970–2020s". Otso Kortekangas (Åbo Akademi University), and Christoffer Åhlman (Örebro University), presents at the Climate and Environmental Seminar.
"Meaning of forests and forestry in Swedish and Finnish school textbooks 1970–2020s". Otso Kortekangas (Åbo Akademi University), and Christoffer Åhlman (Örebro University), presents at the Climate and Environmental Seminar.
“Gendering NATO enlargement. Making feminist sense of Finland and Sweden’s decisions to join a nuclear alliance". Emma Rosengren presents at the IR-Seminar.
“Gendering NATO enlargement. Making feminist sense of Finland and Sweden’s decisions to join a nuclear alliance". Emma Rosengren presents at the IR-Seminar.