History Of The Sheffield History Department

More Change than Previously Thought: An Interview with Dr Linda Kirk About the Sheffield History Department

by Peter Holmes on April 28, 2021

Continuing History Matter’s recent series on the history of the Sheffield History Department, Dr Linda Kirk has very kindly given up some of her time to talk through the changes that occurred within the Department

History at Sheffield, 1988-2004: All Change Please!

by Bob Shoemaker on March 29, 2021

R.I. Moore’s blogs on the history of our Department, 1963-88 (part 1 and part 2) tell how expansion, the arrival

From Merrie England To The Civilized World: History At Sheffield, 1963-1988, Part 2 – Brave New World

by Robert Moore on February 22, 2021

The core of compulsory papers in English history in the Department was defended by the Professor of Modern History, Ken

From Merrie England to The Civilized World: History at Sheffield, 1963-1988, Part 1 – Expansion

by Robert Moore on February 15, 2021

The History Department that emerged in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework as one of the top three in the UK

Maintaining the Status Quo?: A Brief History of History at the University of Sheffield

by Katie Crowley on July 6, 2020

In 1905, the University of Sheffield received its own Royal Charter as an independent red brick university and welcomed at

History of the Sheffield History Department