Study & Training

The IHR is commissioning a short series of blog posts on the theme of 'Environment & History' and on the intersection of environment histories with contempo…

On 12 October, the IHR launches its first ever MOOC: 'Applied Public History: Places, People, Stories'. Here Professor Catherine Clarke introduces the MOOC (a '…

'Reviews in History', the IHR's academic reviews service, is looking to extend its editorial advisory network: if you'd like to share your expertise and recomme…

The October 2020 update of BBIH - the IHR's 'Bibliography of British and Irish History' - is now available. The new update adds detailed records of 4425 recent …

In this post, Dr Matthew Kerry introduces his new book, 'Unite, Proletarian Brothers!. Radicalism and Insurrection in the Spanish Second Republic', published in…

At the start of the UK's Black History Month, 2020, this post offers a listing of forthcoming events and resources recently gathered by the IHR to assist in the…

In this post, Karina Urbach, Senior Research Fellow at the IHR, introduces 'Useful idiots: the Hohenzollerns and Hitler', her new article for the Institute's jo…

In this guest post, Henry Irving outlines his current research on wartime Leeds and his 3D tour of the city's air raid shelters. Henry also sits on the advisory…