Institute for Medieval Research (IMR)

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The Institute for Medieval Research (IMR) brings together staff and postgraduate masters and research students with diverse and wide-ranging interests in medieval history, literature, theology, philosophy, art and archaeology.

The Institute is central to a strong interdisciplinary culture for medieval studies across the University of Nottingham, enhancing the research environment and facilitating grant capture; supporting undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and recruitment; and promoting outreach and public engagement for medieval research.

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University of Nottingham
Nottingham

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