About BAVS
The British Association for Victorian Studies (founded in 2000) is a multi-disciplinary organisation, dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge about the Victorian period. It has over 500 members, drawn from the academic community and the general public, in both the UK and abroad. Learn more about our activities…
News
The new Spring 2008 newsletter is now online, featuring articles by Kirstie Blair, Laurel Brake and Rhian Williams. Members can read it here . . .
The 2008 Conference: Booking forms and further details now available . See more details…
The annual conference is at the heart of the Association's activities. The 2008 conference, which focuses on Victorian Feeling, will be held at the University of Leicester. See more details…
Throughout the year, regular newsletters provide members with critical comment and a wealth of information about developments and upcoming events in the field. Read back issues here…
BAVS is committed to supporting scholarship at every level. Funding is available for conferences and seminar series. See here for more details and how to apply . . .
The Association is run by and for its members.
Read the BAVS constitution …