Our Ref: DFHE-CU-00579-2023 ‎‎Dr. Brian Hughes ‎Brian.Hughes@mic.ul.ie ‎7th July 2023 ‎Dear Dr. Hughes, Thank you for your correspondence, on behalf of the Irish Association of Professional Historians, regarding the General Scheme of the Research and Innovation Bill 2023, which was approved by the Government on 5th April 2023. As you will be aware, the main …
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Members of the Irish Association of Professional Historians in good standing who do not have a current academic affiliation are now entitled to apply to use the IAPH as their primary academic affiliation. This may be used for job, grant, or other applications; for conferences and other speaking engagements; on publications and email signatures; or …
The Irish Association of Professional Historians is delighted announce the winners of the 2023 Bursary scheme. Susannah Deedigan proposes to travel to Boston College in order to undertake vital archival research in the Burns Library. John Marshall will be presenting a paper at the forthcoming International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds. Congratulations to …
In response to both the publication of the draft Research & Innovation Bill 2023 and the responses to the same from both position paper issued by the Irish Humanities Alliance and the Change.org petition issued by a cohort of peer historians, the IAPH has also submitted a letter to the Minister on behalf of the …
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The 2023 AGM of the IAPH will take place on Tuesday 23 May 2023 at the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 63 Merrion Square, Dublin, at 6pm. This event will be followed by the Annual IAPH Lecture at 7pm. The lecture will be given by Dr Elaine Farrell (QUB) and Dr Leanne McCormick (UU) …
Event Date: Friday, 24 February 2023 Are you struggling to write ‘that’ Chapter, Article or Abstract? Do you struggle to put your ideas on paper or, even worse, are you struggling to get into the groove of writing? Join us for ‘Shut Up and Write’, an IAPH writing workshop for PhD students who need help …
At 5.30pm on 25 January 2023, the Irish Association of Professional Historians will host an information session with Miriam Hamilton and Robert McNamara of the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) on the union’s current campaign on precarious employment in academia in Ireland. The event will take place over Zoom and is open to all …
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The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2023. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as the attendance of conferences outside the island of Ireland, publication expenses, or the costs associated with …
In 2023 the IAPH Committee plans to runs several events. Further details will be issued ahead of each events in the coming months. In the interim, please note that the 2023 schedule comprises: February 2023 Title: Writing workshop geared towards PhD students. Venue: in person in Belfast or via Zoom Spring/Summer Title: Consultancy: personal experiences …
The Committee is very happy to announce that the Association will be holding a Christmas social this month, for the first time in many years. We invite all members to join us at The Duke pub on Duke Street in Dublin (D02 NR76) from 4pm on Friday 16 December 2022. We hope that many of …
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