The Centre for British Studies celebrated its 30th anniversary on June 4th. Read all about the highlights of the celebration here. VALEDICTORY LECTURE: How (Not) to Compare Laws, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannemann, 17 November Looking Towards the
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The Nineteenth Century Group at Rutgers focuses primarily on British literature of the Victorian and Romantic periods. Our recent events include dissertation and publication workshops, guest speakers and panels on nineteenth-century topics,…
By Dalia GriñanPhD candidate, History, Rutgers University On November 20, RBSC and the Slavery and Freedom Studies Working Group co-hosted a three-scholar panel, “The Black Atlantic in the Age of Black Lives Matters.” To learn more about th…
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Emily Anderson (Rutgers NB, English Department) and Nick Sprenger (Rutgers NB, History Department) are excited to announce the creation of a British Studies Graduate Working Group at Rutgers University. British Studies has become, over the
Natura serves as a forum designed to foster critical interdisciplinary conversations about history, cultures, places, and theories of science, epistemology, and knowledge production. We provide a forum for students to interrogate the study
This working group meets 1-2 times per month to discuss nations, empires, and the relationship between the two. We are interested in questions about how nations and empires shape identities, exert control over populations, delineate between…
Welcome to the Nicholson Center for British Studies, the University of Chicago’s hub for the interdisciplinary study of Britain–past, present, and future. Established in 2003, the Nicholson Center fosters the University’s remarkable strengt…
PLEASE JOIN US for a crucial conversation with two internationally distinguished scholars as they reflect on a public conversation to be held on April 9 (Wed) at 4 pm in Academic Building East 2400 The Rutgers British Studies Center has org…
This page is devoted to listing undergraduate courses offered at the University in the field of British Studies broadly understood. (Please let us know if there is a course we should add, or that has been included in error). Select a differ…
This page is devoted to listing graduate courses offered at the University in the field of British Studies broadly understood. (Please let us know if there is a course we should add, or that has been included in error). Select a different y…