Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages

Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages is an annual postgraduate conference held at the University of St Andrews.

Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages is an interdisciplinary conference geared towards postgraduate, postdoctoral, and early career academics. The conference aims to create a lively and welcoming forum for speakers to present their research, make contacts, and participate in creative discussion on the topics of gender and/or transgression in the Middle Ages.

16/02/2017

Our 2017 Gender and Transgression deadline has been extended until the end of February! So, send your abstracts to [email protected] and join us between the 3rd and the 5th of May in St Andrews!

The programme for Gender and Transgression 2016 is now available! http://genderandtransgression.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2016...
13/04/2016

The programme for Gender and Transgression 2016 is now available! http://genderandtransgression.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2016-programme/

We are pleased to announce that the programme for Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages 2016 is now available! You can download the programme from the link below: G&T Programme 2016  …

30/03/2016

Our conference registration is now available online - and our programme will be published very soon!

To register for the upcoming 2016 Gender and Transgression conference, click here to book the event. If you have any questions, please do email us at [email protected]

09/02/2016

A reminder that the deadline for our call for papers is THIS FRIDAY, the 12th of February! If you want to submit a proposal, please make sure you get it to us at [email protected] before then.

11/12/2015

We're very pleased to announce our call for papers for Gender and Transgression 2016 is now available! The conference will be held at the University of St Andrews on April 26th-28th, with keynote papers from Dr Stuart Airlie (Glasgow) and Professor Caroline Humfress (St Andrews).

We welcome abstracts from postgraduate or early career scholars which explore the themes of gender and/or transgression. More information is available through the link below.

Our call for papers for Gender and Transgression 2016 is now available. We welcome paper proposals from postgraduate, postdoctoral and early career researchers working on subjects related to either gender or transgression in the Middle Ages. A downloadable version of the call for papers is available…

18/06/2015

On 7-9 May 2015, the University of St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies hosted the annual Gender and Transgression in the Medieval World conference. This year's theme was Crime, Punishment, a...

11/05/2015

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this conference a success! We are looking forward to seeing you all next year!

07/05/2015

If you want to get involved in the conversation about Gender and Transgression online, we'll be live tweeting throughout at with the hashtag

Hello everyone! Just a reminder that May 7th is election day, so if you are attending this year's conference remember to...
14/04/2015

Hello everyone! Just a reminder that May 7th is election day, so if you are attending this year's conference remember to sign up to vote by post: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-postal-vote. Also, do not forget to register for this year's conference!

Anyone can apply to vote by post. You don’t need to give a reason.

03/04/2015

Registration is now open! Head on over to the website to see the program and register: http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/saims/gender/index.html

We are pleased to announce the call for papers for Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages 2015, a three-day interdisciplinary conference for postgraduate and early career researchers hosted by The University of St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies (SAIMS). Now in its sixth year, the confere…

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