Dear historians,
Lund Centre for Knowledge History (LUCK) invites applications for the seventh annual Doctoral Summer School in the History of Knowledge, to be held at Lund University, August 17–20, 2026. The Summer School is open to doctoral students and recent PhD graduates with an interest in the history of knowledge, broadly understood.
The history of knowledge is an expanding research field, aiming to provide new perspectives by focusing on the crucial role of knowledge in human history. It involves the study of how knowledge is constructed, circulated, and transformed across time and cultures. The syllabus covers key concepts and methodological approaches as well as a background to the field. Participants will engage in workshops, seminars on new literature, and receive feedback on their research projects.
The teachers at the Summer School are all active researchers in the field, offering varied approaches to the history of knowledge. The language of instruction is English.
Participation in the Summer School is free of charge. However, attendees are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses. Participants from outside the European Union must ensure that they possess valid travel documents.
Participation in the Summer School is worth 5 ECTS credits.
Deadline for applications is March 15.
For more information and instructions on how to apply, see the enclosed call for applications.
If you know anyone who might be interested in the summer school, please spread the word.
Best Regards,
Evelina Kallträsk, PhD
Coordinator of the LUCK Doctoral Summer School in the History of Knowledge
evelina.kalltrask(a)hist.lu.se
Department of History
Lund University
Box 192, 221 00 Lund
Sverige/Sweden
www.hist.lu.se<http://www.hist.lu.se>
Det finns platser kvar på vårens upplaga av den nationella doktorandkursen i litteraturvetenskap, ”How to Study Medieval Literature (7,5hp)”. Platserna är nu öppna även för doktorander i historia.
Som framgår av det bifogade ges kursen i form av två träffar (25–27 mars och 28–29 april) vid Mittuniversitetet, Campus Sundsvall. Träffarna omfattar föreläsningar och seminarier med forskare från olika discipliner (inklusive historia) som diskuterar olika angreppssätt på den medeltida litteraturen. Observera att kursen inte förutsätter att deltagarna har medeltidsinriktning. Den torde vara av intresse för alla som intresserar sig för att använda litterära framställningar som material.
För anmälan eller frågor om kursen, kontakta SvenAnders.Johansson(a)miun.se eller susan.foran(a)miun.se
/Biörn Tjällén
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