Cold War Classics Workshop
How was Greco-Roman culture selectively interpreted, appropriated or suppressed to advance political agendas and bolster Cold War narratives?
Roman Egypt in the Second Century CE
The upcoming conference Roman Egypt in the Second Century CE: A Nexus of Transformation will take place in Rome on February 17–18, 2026.
Digital Byzantine Studies: Current Methods and Future
This workshop will explore XML encoding and AI applications in areas such as digital palaeography, sigillography, and epigraphy.
Research Grant Kairo – “Luxor Grant”
The Cairo Department of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) offers one 6-month research grant starting on 01.10.2025.
Symposium: Balkan and Aegean artistic identities
The symposium aims to shed light on the artistic and cultural identities that flourished in the eighteenth-century Ottoman Balkans and Aegean.
University of Crete, Summer School in Classics 2025
The Organising Committee of the Summer School in Classics at Rethymnon offers partial bursaries for students to attend the 2nd Summer School.
Studentship in Roman History or Latin Language and Literature
The Department of Classics at the University of Reading invites applications for a funded PhD studentship on Roman History and/or Latin Language and Literature.
Assessing the Sacred Significance of Figurative Terracottas
The AIA Colloquium addresses the varied conditions that might lead to the inference that a terracotta was invested with religious meaning.
Oxford University Numismatics Society Graduate Colloquium
Abstracts for the Oxford University Numismatics Society’s termly Inter-Institutional Graduate Colloquium are to be sent by 7th May.
Workshop for cultural heritage caretakers
Call for Papers issued by the EAA for a conference, which will be held in Belgrade, Serbia on September 3-6, 2025.
Travel, Connection, and the Uses of History
Call for papers for a conference to be held at the University of Southampton on May 15, 2025.
PECUNIA: Public Wealth in the Cities of Roman Asia Minor (27 BC-AD 235)
An ERC-funded project inviting applications for a 3-year doctoral contract to investigate public wealth in the cities of Roman provinces
Phoenician and Punic language training
Organised by the Institute of Classical Studies, the Faculty of Linguistics and the Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies of Oxford University.
Fully-funded PhD Late Antiquity
Cardiff University (Wales, UK) is offering a fully funded full-time PhD on the theme of Health and Healing in Late Antiquity.
Two Lecturer Positions at the University of California, Davis
The Classics Program at the UC Davis, invites applicants for 2 full-time lecturer appointments beginning academic year 2025-26.
Lecturer in Ancient History
The University of Leeds is appointing a Lecturer in Ancient History. This is a full-time Teaching and Research post.
The Ages of Nero: Reality and Reception
The 19th Trends in Classics International Conference (an in-person event) to be held in Thessaloniki from May 22 to 24, 2025.
The Mobility and Circulation of Ancient Coins and People
The AIA Numismatics Interest Group invites submissions for the 2026 AIA/ Society for Classical Studies Annual meeting.
Scribal Cultures of the Ancient World
This panel aims to study not just ancient texts and manuscripts but the human lives, bodies and experiences of their readers and writers.
German Oriental Society travel grants
Scholarships are designed specifically for the purpose of furthering an envisaged scientific qualification or a particular research project.
Culture and Society in Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Egypt
The American Society of Papyrologists invites proposals for papers for this panel at the 2026 meeting of the Society for Classical Studies.
Connecting Constantinople
This workshop seeks to explore the profound impact of symbolic objects on the relationships between Constantinople and its counterparts.
Magic and Religion: Ancient Legacies, Renaissance Perspectives
The Doctoral Association of the Centre for Higher Renaissance Studies (CESR) will hold a graduate conference in Tours on May 22, 2025.
Responsive Governance and Population Well-Being
The conference hopes to shed light on the issue of popular well-being, but also on the functioning of the later Roman empire in general.