An interdisciplinary centre focusing on the literature, art, history and culture of the long nineteenth century.
You are here:
Read about the Centre's work, research-led teaching and innovative research projects.
Meet the team behind the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies.
Take a look at upcoming and past events hosted by the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies.
19 is an open-access, scholarly, refereed web journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary study in the long nineteenth century.
A short film by Dr Victoria Mills and Lily Ford with original score by Richard Uttley
The Birkbeck Forum for Nineteenth-Century Studies offers a space in which to share the latest interdisciplinary research in the field from a range of internationally-renowned scholars.
The London-Paris Romanticism Seminar is an international research forum devoted to British Romantic literature, its European connections, and the broader culture of the Romantic period.
Dickens Day features work from some of the world's leading Dickensian scholars, while also offering a platform and a forum for new and independent scholars and enthusiasts.
The Nineteenth Century Studies Seminar brings together national and international nineteenth-century scholars through seminars, symposia, and a postgraduate conference
This MA English Literature and Culture gives you the chance to study the literature, culture and theory of modernity from the nineteenth century to the present day.
This MA programme looks at how the practice of medicine represented in art, literature, film and other media.
Graduate students play a vital role in the life of the Centre, and our nineteenth-century is one of the most vibrant in the UK.
COVE is a scholar-driven open-access platform that publishes both peer-reviewed material and 'flipped classroom' student projects.
The Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition is a free, online edition of six nineteenth-century periodicals and newspapers
This project examines how we can engage the wealth of archival material in a way that generates substantive, original research, in the context of transatlantic Pre-Raphaelitism.
