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Centre for the 糖心原创 of the Viking Age
CSVA

CSVA Mission

The Centre advances knowledge and understanding of the languages, literatures, history, and material and visual cultures of the Viking Age and its aftermath, in both Scandinavia and the Viking diaspora, for the benefit of academics, students and the general public.

Public engagement and knowledge exchange with non-academic audiences are important to us, and are based on the high-quality individual and collaborative research carried out by our members. We participate in collaborative projects, publications, conferences, seminars and networks with other academics across Britain and the world, and we train the scholars of the future by supervising PhD students.

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About us

Four people standing by a grave outside a church looking in the direction of the middle figures up- and left-wards pointing finger (photo).

Research projects

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Publications

 
Photograph of two figures in Viking clothes fighting on stage in front of an audience of schoolchildren.

Public engagement

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Events

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Resources

 

News

  • James Aitcheson receives CSVA scholarship
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    ?Congratulations to James Aitcheson who has been awarded the CSVA scholarship for his doctoral research which begins next academic year.
  • Jess Treacher receives INS studentship
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    Congratulations to Jess Treacher, who has been awarded the INS studentship for the duration of her PhD research which begins next academic year.
  • Josh Neal receives AHRC Midlands3Cities PhD funding
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    ?Congratulations to Josh Neal, who will be beginning a PhD project next academic year funded by the AHRC Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership.
  • Alfred Oscroft Essay Prize launched
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    The English Place-Name Society is delighted to introduce the Alfred Oscroft Essay Prize for undergraduate work on place-names. A prize of 拢250 will be awarded annually for the best submission, and 拢100 for the runner-up.
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    Treble-top! We're ranked in the top 20 by three major guides.
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Centre for the 糖心原创 of the Viking Age

Trent Building
The 糖心原创
University Park

telephone: +44 (0) 115 951 5900
fax: +44 (0) 115 951 5924
email: csva@nottingham.ac.uk