Recently Graduated Students
The Centre has for many years been a centre of excellence in postgraduate research across the disciplines of medieval studies. Below is a selection of our recent PhD graduates.
| Student name | Year | Thesis title |
|---|---|---|
| Asma Alshaiban | 2019 | The depiction of women in the historical work of Ibn Wasil |
| Ranyh Alatawi | 2020 | Al-Waqidi and the Early Islamic Conquests |
| Des Atkinson | 2021 | Ecclesia reformata? John Morton's Contemporaries and the Re-making of the English Church |
| Tom Chadwick | 2018 | Re-evaluating Norman Ethnic Identity in Europe, 911-1140 |
| Richard Cooke |
2022 |
A Critical Evaluation of the Evidence for Accelerated Economic Development in Devon during the 'Long Fifteenth Century' |
| Ryan Kemp |
2019 |
Kingship in Twelfth-Century English and German Saints’ Lives and Bishops’ Biographies |
| Carole Lomas | 2022 | Reconstructing the Development of the Early Medieval Church with Somerset as a Case Study |
| Andrew Margetts | 2020 | The Wandering Herd: The Medieval Cattle Economy of the South-East, c.450-1450 |
| Henry Marsh | 2020 | Narratives of Crisis, a Divided Elite: The English Chronicles from 1377-1422 |
| Edward Mills | 2021 | Imagining and Enacting Education in the French of Medieval England |
| Richard Nevell | 2018 | The Archaeology of Castle Slighting in the Middle Ages |
| Eddie Procter | 2019 | Topographical Legacies of Monasticism: Evolving Perceptions and Realities of Monastic Landscapes in the Southern Welsh Marches |
| Lenneke van Raaij | 2020 | Searching for the Local Past in the Liturgy of Ottonian and early Salian Trier, 900-1050 |
| Teresa Tinsley | 2019 | Hernando de Baeza and the making of Catholic Spain |
| Nikki Vousden | 2022 | Churches in the Landscape: The Cultural, Historical and Social Impact of Early Christianity in South-west Britain |
| Paul Williams | 2021 | The Trading Community of Exeter, 1470-1570 |
| Teresa Witcombe | 2019 | Between Paris and Al-Andalus: Bishop Maurice of Burgos and His World c. 1208-1238 |