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Local and Regional History Tutors

Dr Samantha Williams

Samantha Williams is ICE's Academic Director and University Senior Lecturer in Local and Regional History. She teaches a range of local, social and economic history from the Middle Ages to the present day. Her research interests are in the history of English poverty in the 18th and 19th centuries.

About our tutors

Local history courses at ICE are taught by tutors with specialisms in a wide variety of topics and periods, including medieval towns; the history of Cambridge and Godmanchester; popular religion in the 18th and 19th centuries; consumerism and material culture; poverty and welfare; the family; the history of medicine; industrialisation; the history of crime; early modern popular protest and riots; and will-making and palaeography.

What our students say

If you're thinking of applying but aren't sure what to expect, why not read what some of our recent students have to say about their experience of studying here?

Read what our students say

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For more information about any of these courses, please contact ug-awards@ice.cam.ac.uk.