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V Durham-Northumbria Colloquium for Medieval and Golden Age Studies

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Northumbria University

V Colloquium Durham-2a circular (1) V Durham-Northumbria Colloquium for Medieval and Golden Age Studies/ V Coloquio Durham-Northumbria de Estudios Medievales y del Siglo de Oro

24-26 June/ 24 a 26 de junio de 2026

Northumbria University, Newcastle

Registration Fees

  • Registration fee, £80
  • Conference dinner £45 (external, Bistro EnGlaze)

also:

  • Distance participation (exceptional, by prior agreement) Registration fee, £25

Registration is now open

Accommodation 

We work with our partners NewcastleGateshead Initiative who provide accommodation options that you can book directly via this link. As June is a very busy month of events in the city, please book as soon as possible. 

Programme

The programme is now available to download here

Further Information 

Please find attached circular with further information for those attending.

Event Details

Northumbria University
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

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