Gender, negotiation, collaboration, and autonomy in the shaping of liturgical practice in female mendicant convents: between texts, spaces, and images Abstract The belief in the passive existence of women’s communities […]
OVERVIEW This training course aims to provide an overview of the House of Avis through a set of traditional sources — contemporary chronicles — reinterpreted and analysed from an updated […]
Following the availability of IEM to act as the host institution for applications to the FCT PhD Scholarships 2026, an online support session will be organized in order to provide […]
The Institute for Medieval Studies (IEM) will take part in the NOVA FCSH Open Day for prospective Master’s and PhD candidates, taking place on the 27th. On that day, future […]
The 2nd session of the 5th Cycle of International Webinars “Dialogues of Art, History and Law” will take place on 27 March, from 16:30 to 18:30 (Lisbon time), via the […]
Marc Bloch will be solemnly honoured with his entry into the Panthéon of the French Republic in June 2026. This symbolic gesture represents far more than a posthumous consecration: it […]
The Medieval Studies Seminar (SEM) – 2026 edition, dedicated in its first semester to the theme “Women in a Monastic Context in the Middle Ages”, continues on April 9 (Thursday), […]
On 22 and 23 April 2026, the Faculty of Arts of the University of Murcia will host the International Congress Sufis between the Sharq and the Garb (11th and 12th […]
As part of the 5th cycle of international and interdisciplinary webinars Dialogues of Art, History and Law, a special session dedicated to the illuminated legal codices preserved at the Biblioteca […]
During the months of April and May (7 April to 8 May), Professor Tommaso di Carpegna Falconieri will be a visiting researcher at the Institute for Medieval Studies. During his […]
The Medieval Studies Seminar (SEM) – 2026 edition, dedicated in its first semester to the theme “Women in a Monastic Context in the Middle Ages”, continues on May 15 (Friday), […]
On 23 May, Idanha-a-Velha will host the “Village Celebration”, an initiative marking the conclusion of the project “iDanha – new links, new creative historical readings”, developed within the framework of […]