Univ. Portsmouth History
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We've got such great students and they do such amazing things. Well done all involved, including @mariacannon.bsky.social who supported the students along the way 👏
Great to see this live! A new family-focused trail at Southsea Castle, created by 4 of our excellent @uophistory.bsky.social 2nd year students, Madi, Charlie, Magdalena & Ben! 😃👏 On over the summer holidays - go & give it a try (suitable for kids of all ages!). www.port.ac.uk/news-events-...
NEW HISTORY BLOG POST Having completed bachelor's and master's degrees in history at the UoP, Jaina Hunt is now in the midst of studying for a PhD in history. Below she writes about her prize-winning poster presentation for her thesis on early modern beauty standards. wp.me/p91PlX-13i
The impact of beauty on women’s lives from the sixteenth century to today: a prize-winning poster
Having successfully completed a first-class degree in history at Portsmouth, followed by a master’s degree, Jaina Hunt is now in the midst of studying for a PhD in history. Below she writes …
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Well, yesterday was fun. Celebrating with our undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral students and their guests at graduation
We're all really looking forward to celebrating with our students today. Congratulations all 👏 👏 👏
CONGRATULATIONS! To all the brilliant @uophistory.bsky.social students graduating today - your hard work is being recognised: enjoy your day! It's been a pleasure to teach you over the last 3 years - thank you, & now onwards & upwards for you! All best wishes for your next steps!
NEW HISTORY BLOG POST For his dissertation 3rd year UoP history student Elliott Thomas looked at how Joseph Chamberlain & Alfred Milner promoted a radical, racist imperialism which at the turn of the 20th century led Britain into a devastating conflict in South Africa. history.port.ac.uk?p=4026
NEW HISTORY BLOG POST Projecting youth, purity and marriageability: UoP first-year history students Rosie Wells, Nina O'Neill and Harry Matthews reflect on what they discovered from reconstructing early modern cosmetics for the Beliefs, Communities and Conflicts, 1400-1750 module. wp.me/p91PlX-12I