
Who we are
View a list of the staff affiliated with the centre and find out about their research interests
The CMRC community gathers scholars and renowned academics as well as postgraduate research students from across the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. We study such topics as history, literature, politics, music, material culture, buildings and landscape of the period between late antiquity and 1700. We are all experts in our respective discipline, but what brings us together is a strong interest in interdisciplinarity and a commitment to developing an interdisciplinary approach to research. Our main activity, as a centre, revolves around the organisation of interdisciplinary study days, conferences and the Reuter lecture.
View a list of the staff affiliated with the centre and find out about their research interests
We have a long and distinguished tradition in medieval and early modern studies.
The CMRC has nurtured a rich cohort of PhD students. Find out about studying with us and funding your research. We offer PGR bursaries.
Find out about our activities and also our successes
Discover about the many archaeological sites and projects colleagues from Archaeology are working on
Find out about the great variety of literary approaches to texts and manuscripts developed by colleagues from the English department.
Explore the deep chronological breadth and wide variety of research projects and teaching interests of colleagues from History
Find out more about the research, projects and activity of a department which was ranked top in the UK by the most recent national research evaluation (REF 2014)
Clodagh Owens
Administrator
Faculty Operating Service, Arts & Humanities
University of Southampton
Highfield
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
Email: c.owens@soton.ac.uk
Dr Rémy Ambühl
Director of CMRC
Avenue Campus
University of Southampton
Southampton
SO17 1BF
+44 (0) 23 8059 7520
Email: r.ambuhl@soton.ac.uk