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‘Worlds of Learning’ emerges as the ‘Crisis’ comes to an end!
IMC 2024 welcomed 2,727 delegates, both in-person and virtually, from 64 different countries to the International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds from 1-4...
Virtual Platform Confex returning for IMC 2024
Following the success of the 2023 hybrid IMC, more than 2,300 registered delegates are planning on attending IMC 2024 in person. However, we hope...
2648 Delegates Attend IMC 2023!
Between 3-6 July 2023, we were delighted to welcome 2,648 in-person and virtual delegates from over 60 countries to IMC 2023 to enjoy five days...
IMC Press Coverage
Medieval Knights Clash Swords on Campus
Europe’s largest Medieval celebration takes place in Leeds, with a new virtual platform that will enable speakers and audience members from all around the world to participate live.
Radio Station to Broadcast IMC Disco
Chapel FM in Seacroft, Leeds is to broadcast Thursday's International Medieval Congress virtual disco.
Learn about climate in the Middle Ages at ‘Medieval Glastonbury’
Europe’s largest medieval studies conference is back for 2021 – and this year’s event focuses on "climates".
Meetings Industry Association
From the plague to coronavirus - how does the past inform the future? Medieval experts share insight ahead of the world’s largest medieval congress
Academic Venue Solutions
From the plague to coronavirus - how does the past inform the future? Medieval experts share insight ahead of the world’s largest medieval congress
IMC Director Wins Medieval Academy of America Award
International Medieval Congress Director, Axel Müller, has been chosen for the Robert L. Kindrick – CARA Award for Outstanding Service to Medieval Studies by the Medieval Academy of America (MAA).
International Medieval Congress 2020 goes virtual
Mixing the past with the present: Medievalists go digital with new event app, as Europe’s largest medieval congress goes virtual.
Speaking our language: Medieval phrases that are still used today
Whilst the University of Leeds is bringing its rich medieval history into the present day, much of its language and phrases are still commonly used in conversation today. Working with the team at the International Medieval Congress, MEETinLEEDS has outlined the top five medieval phrases that remain popular.
Find Leeds’ Medieval Marvels this summer!
Leeds is about to travel back in time. For the 26th year, the International Medieval Congress is coming to the University of Leeds – bringing medieval experts together for a series of discussions, demonstrations and debates.