Centre for Early Modern Studies (CEMS)

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The University of Oxford's Centre for Early Modern Studies (CEMS) was founded in 2007. CEMS brings together a multidisciplinary range of research activities across departments and colleges at the University of Oxford.

CEMS is a central hub for researchers of all disciplines — hosting faculty members and postgraduate students from thirteen departments — who are interested in the various aspects of early modernity in Europe and beyond.

CEMS website facilitates their research by advertising research seminars and conferences, sharing research projects, co-ordinating competitions for funding, publicising opportunities for early career researchers, and connecting early modernists around the university.

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