Doctoral Workshop in Medieval and Early Modern Studies (8/12)

21 October 2026

Dre Devani Singh, UNIGE

Prof. Lukas Erne, UNIGE

The fortnightly Geneva workshops, which have been in existence for some time and are attended and regularly contributed to by PhD students and staff from all CUSO universities and CUSO associated universities, respond to the need, expressed by PhD students, for regular, short bursts of training and a structure to which they belong. They cover practical topics such as using digital resources in medieval and early modern English studies; focused discussion of key medieval and early modern texts (e.g., Chaucer, Shakespeare) or scholarly issues (e.g., codicology, bibliography); and work-in-progress papers. The workshops usually last two-to-three hours.

21 October: Bring a Text / Present a Problem Workshop 

Each participant brings a short text and/or problem they have encountered in their research and has ten minutes to present it to or share it informally with the group. The text and/or problem can be of any kind, literary, critical, bibliographical, methodological, etc. The only requirements are that it/they be related to research and can be profitably shared with the group in ca. 10 minutes (including questions / feedback). 

Université de Genève

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