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If you are a PhD student or early career researcher (up to 5 years after PhD) please indicate if you would like to apply for one of the bursaries so we can send you the necessary information:

Hybrid participation for a restricted number of speakers (only) will be possible on Thursday 10 September. Please select this option only if you are sure you cannot join us in person.

Welcome Reception

Digital Poster Roundtable
Military Orders: Research Visibility and Collaborative Challenges (max. 20 participants) By Anton Caruana-Galizia, Paula Pinto Costa, and Joana Lencart

This session offers contributors the opportunity to showcase ongoing collaborative projects and the connected research networks. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their experiences and share knowledge on these initiatives as well as any challenges they face. One avenue of discussion is how these collaborative and /or interdisciplinary initiatives can shape and expand the field. A primary goal of the session is to encourage transregional approaches to the study of military orders. We also aim to stimulate discussion on the public history perspective of this research, with a view to raising the public profile and reputation of the field.
Participants are invited to submit a slide/digital poster per person describing their collaborative projects or experiences in 5 mins. These slides/digital posters will be circulated in advance to facilitate discussion.

Free Exclusive Tour of Valletta (max. 30 participants, priority will be given according to registration date) Led by Dr Christine Jones

Workshops Free transportation included (max. 40 participants per option) Please select one option:

鈥淭aste History鈥� Conference Dinner (included in the registration fee for participants)

Hospitaller Research Forum in-person meeting This first in-person meeting of the Hospitaller Research Forum (HRF) will be an occasion to discuss the future of this initiative and chart a pathway. This will be hosted by Anton Caruana Galizia, Emanuel Buttigieg and Valeria Vanesio.

Mentorship & Early Career Workshop (max. 20 participants)

Navigating an early career in military orders research: networking, career plans, and working across research fields

By Clara Almagro Vidal and Nicholas Morton

This workshop will explore some of the challenges for early career scholars working on the Military Orders. The focus will be on two areas:

This workshop will explore some of the challenges for early career scholars working on the Military Orders. The focus will be on two areas:
- Framing your research on military orders:We will offer tips to help you succeed in your research and communicate your findings in an effective manner, not only within Academia, but also with the wider public. We will also talk about how to apply for funding, particularly in the transition to a postdoctoral career.
- Positioning the military orders in the wider picture: We will explore some of the ways in which you can locate scholars working on military orders and also how to insert your work into the wider picture, not only within the scholarship concerning the military orders, but also within other linked fields of research.

Questions for participants

- At what stage of your career are you?

- What is your topic of research?

- What would you like most to take away from this workshop?

Send your replies to militaryordersconf2026@um.edu.mt by the deadline of 20 June and specify the title of the workshop in the email object.