Join Professor Sarris as he takes you on a journey of Justinian and his legacy.
Join Professor Jim Crow as he explores the changing views of research into one of Rome’s most enigmatic monuments, Hadrian's Wall.
Join Professor Charles Ramble, as he explores some of the lesser-known pathways in the cultural legacy of this extraordinary mountain kingdom.
Join Cambridge alumnus, former Antarctic ship naturalist and award-winning author James Lowen (Emmanuel 1991) on a virtual cruise along the Beagle Channel and across the fabled Drake Passage to explore the Antarctic Peninsula.
Join Nirvana Romell, as she explores how Burgundy's ground-breaking advances in politics, art and culture affected the course of European history.
Professor Jay Lewis, Associate Professor at Oxford University, will take the long view over two millennia and consider migration, kingship and statecraft, Buddhism, warfare, Confucianism, trade, colonialism, and modernity, to better understand the similarities and the unique aspects of both.
Join Dr Koller (Magdalene 1993) as he attempts an overview of the culture and history of a region long considered as the climax and finale of the Grand Tour.
Join Dr David Beresford-Jones (Magdalene College 1999) he offers an overview of cultural development in the Andes over the millennia.
Join Professors Mike Searle and Bruce Levell as he takes you on a journey through the beautiful mountains of Oman.
