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Maritime Cultural Heritage Award: Applications open for outstanding dissertations as well as master’s and bachelor’s theses or diploma theses that deal with maritime topics and link history and the present.🌊⚓ Share 👉snr.org.uk/news/maritime-…

Good evening #Portsmouth It's Friday! Wishing everyone a lovely #weekend

It was great to welcome our new January cohort today. Your enthusiasm for naval, maritime, and coastal history shone through. We're looking forward to supporting you as you work through the degree programme. Welcome aboard!

5 ways to cut emissions from shipping: slow down, retrofit ships to use cleaner fuels, harness the wind (again), expand shore power in ports, & update government plans. Guy Collender Centre for Port Cities and Maritime Cultures writes for The Conversation theconversation.com/five-ways-to-c… Lloyd's Register Portsmouth International Port

Our brilliant colleague Dr Guy Collender Centre for Port Cities and Maritime Cultures in The Conversation - how to cut emissions from shipping 👇👇👇

Discover the untold story of the RNLI’s involvement at Dunkirk and the challenges faced during this rescue mission. Join Helen Doe as she unravels the myths and realities behind this historic event. 📅6 Feb | 📍 Strand Campus & 💻Online 🎟️Register now:bit.ly/4hwtEIl

Dramatic storms in #Portsmouth today! Photo courtesy of our excellent English Literature colleague Christopher Pittard

Ahead of the publication of the February 2025 issue of the IJMH, we thought we would revisit some of the publications of 2024. February 2024 issue can be found here - journals.sagepub.com/toc/ijha/36/1

Looking forward to starting the core 2nd year Univ. Ports History module 'Working with the Past' this afternoon! It's always fun: it's such an unusual module & gives the students huge control over what they do.😃 Importantly, it enhances their employability! history.port.ac.uk/?p=2831

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You can now also find us over at the other site, the one with lovely weather. Come join us there!

It's been great welcoming (and welcoming back after the festive break) our students this week. We've had so many great discussions in the seminars. We're looking forward to these discussions continuing over the rest of the term!

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Brilliant to see this, Rob. Congratulations to you and Martin 👏 One to add to our reading lists!

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Come study for a #PhD in #History ##CoastalHistory #CoastalStudies at the University of Portsmouth- fully funded - study in UK and #Macau. English and Chinese language essential port.ac.uk/study/postgrad…

A great article on press representations of RN submarines and submariners in the Second World War, co-written by alumni Martin Backhouse and course leader Robert James Well done to you both 👏 👏 👏

We hope everyone's having a good weekend #Portsmouth

Our own Professor Brad Beaven has published a new book on Ratcliffe Highway, a London sailortown with a notorious reputation in the 19th century. Find out more via our blog here: wp.me/p91PlX-Sb