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Join the History group at the University of Hertfordshire and study alongside a highly respected team of academics.

Academic staff

We are leaders in our respective areas of expertise, producing critically acclaimed work on an international level, and securing competitive grant funding for innovative and wide reaching projects.

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Recent and postdoctoral fellows

Dr David Celetti

Postdoctoral Research Fellow working with Professor John Styles on the ERC project ‘Spinning in the Age of the Spinning Wheel’.

Andrew Green

Senior Research Fellow, media advisor and co-ordinator of oral history events.

Dr Francesca Matteoni

Postdoctoral Research Fellow working with Professor Owen Davies on the Wellcome Trust project ‘Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse’.

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Dr Julie Moore

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, co-ordinator of the Remembering the First World War project.

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Dr David Postles

Honorary Senior Research Fellow

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Dr Matthew White

Visiting Research Fellow

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Postgraduate students

Simon Collier

Information Research Department Propaganda in the Middle East and Africa, 1954-1963

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Alice Dolan

Linen an Early Modern Necessity

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Bridget Long

British Patchwork, 1680-1815

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Jack Mockford

Paper Money, Forgers and Forgery, 1776-1826

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Friedrich Newman

The Social and Economic Impacts of the Coming of the Railways to Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire in the Nineteenth Century

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Paul Thompson

Hertford in the Great War

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Shelley Tickell

Shoplifting in 18th-century England

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Janice Turner

An Anatomy of a Disorderly Neighbourhood: Rosemary Lane and Rag Fair in the late 17th and 18th centuries

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Postgraduate work

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Listen to...

PhD research student Jack Mockford discusses forgery for BBC Radio 4.

Listen to 'The Long View'

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Dr Katrina Navickas takes part in a debate for BBC Radio 3's Free Thinking Festival.

Listen to 'Were the Luddites right?'

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Professor Tim Hitchcock and Dr Katrina Navickas discuss the history of riots for BBC Radio 4.

Listen to 'Voices from the Old Bailey'

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