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Department of Medieval Studies

The Department of Medieval Studies offers multidisciplinary courses on both the Master’s and the doctoral levels to medievalists from diverse backgrounds such as history, art history, archaeology, philology, philosophy and theology.

Feb
Emese

Global Catholicism and Early Modern Ottoman Europe

Emese Muntan
Feb
van Hoof

Letters as an Instrument for Lobbying: Libanius and the Imperial Court|Intellectuals & Empire

Lieve van Hoof
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51
Feb
Ivanyi

Exhorting the Sultan: Birgivī Meḥmed Efendī’s Dhukhr al-Mulūk in Context|Intellectuals & Empire

Katharina Ivanyi
Feb
monomachos_gagik

Tara Andrews (Uni. Wien): Digital Models for History - What to Do When the Facts Are in Doubt?

Tara Andrews
Jan
Benedetto Bonfigli and workshop, Gonfalone di San Francesco al Prato, 1464, Perugia, Oratorio di San Bernardino

Ottó Gecser (ELTE): Plague, Religion, and the Fear of Infection in Fifteenth-Century Perugia

Ottó Gecser
Dec
Reg. 42 32r

Doctoral Defense of Grabiela Rojas Molina

Dec
Albertinischer Plan

Christina Lutter (Uni. of Vienna): Social Networks and Spaces of Belonging in Medieval Cities - Methods and Perspectives

Christina Lutter
Dec
Borekci

Challenges of a New Research Project: Mapping out Networks of Power and Patronage Relations among the Ottoman Ruling Elite(1570s-1640s)

Günhan Börekçi
Dec
Archival material

Manfred Thaller (University of Cologne): Drowning in Sources - What to Do with a Few Miles of Archival Material?

Manfred Thaller
Nov
Origen

Ethics in Origen’s Explanations of the Psalms

Róbert Somos
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51
Nov
green winding road

András Vadas (CEU, ELTE): Green History? The Perspectives and Challenges of Environmental History

András Vadas
Nov
Grave

The HistoGenes Project: Integrating Genetic, Archaeological and Historical Perspectives on Eastern Central Europe, 400-900 AD

Walter Pohl, Patrick J. Geary, Tivadar Vida
Nov
knot

Elisabeth Gruber (Uni. of Salzburg): Interdisciplinarity: How to Explore Material Culture Beyond One’s Perspective?

Elisabeth Gruber
Oct
Clayer-Sufism

Sufism in Transition: Bektashism in the Late Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Spaces

Nathalie Clayer
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51
Oct
Muhi Memorial

József Laszlovszky (CEU): Interdisciplinary Research on the Battle of Muhi (1241) and the Mongol Invasion of Central Europe

József Laszlovszky
Oct
Krstic-Presentation

Was there an Ottoman 'Age of Confessionalization'?: Insights gained from the OTTOCONFESSION project (2015-2020)

Tijana Krstić
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | C419
Aug
departmental logo

Doctoral defense of Ines Ivić

Jun
Photo taken by Anna Kónya

Doctoral defense of Anna Kónya

Jun
Europa-Regina

Doctoral defense of Alena Kliuchnik

Off-campus
May
Manuscript

Medieval Wednesdays: A multireligious interfaith dialogue from 18th-century South India: erudition and conviviality

István Perczel
May
Mongol Invasions of Europe

Medieval Wednesdays: Stephen Pow - Old Problems, New Interpretations: Some Results of Revisiting the Historical Problems of the Mongol Invasions of Europe

Mar
Oborona Kozelska

Doctoral defense of Stephen Pow

on-line
Mar
Medieval Studies Department

András Vadas, Doctoral Defense

on-line
Mar
Monastic Landscapes of Medieval Transylvania

Doctoral defense of Ünige Bencze

on-line
Mar
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Medieval Central Europe in Arabic sources: Manuscripts Reconsidered, by Mykhaylo Yakubovych (National University of Ostroh Academy)

Mykhaylo Yakubovych
Budapest Site | Nador u. 9, Monument Building | Gellner Room