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Welcome to the Canterbury Association for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (CAMEMS)

CAMEMS’ chief aim is to support scholarship. An MA student is being funded for the academic year 2025/26 at the University of Kent’s Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS) with an undertaking for a further four years. (See our donation page to contribute.) In future, CAMEMS aims to provide financial support for doctoral students.

CANTERBURY MEDIEVAL WEEKEND 2026

In 2026 we’re celebrating all things medieval with a fascinating programme of 20 in-person talks from Friday 1 May to Sunday 3 May 2026. Spread across 11 sessions in two venues at the University of Kent, the Medieval Canterbury Weekend brings together leading historians, lively discussion, and fresh insights into the Middle Ages. Discover the full line-up and book your place today.. For information and booking click here: https://history-weekends.org/

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