Hilma af Klint and the Art of Higher Dimensions - supervised by Dr Marco Pasi and Prof. Raphael Rosenberg
1914-1915: “International Year of Peace” - supervised by Dr Samuël Kruizinga and Prof. Ruud Janssens
Mobility and socio-professional choices in the careers of early modern Dutch artists: Jacques de Gheyn II (1565-1629) and his milieu - supervised by Dr Elmer Kolfin and Prof. Frans Grijzenhout
The Association of Netherlands Municipalities and the local government in the Netherlands in times of war, crisis and reconstruction (1933-1948) - supervised by Prof. Peter Romijn and Dr Hinke Piersma
Frans Hals’ Sons & Studio: A Northern Netherlandish Painting Dynasty (1610-1690) - supervised by Prof. Frans Grijzenhout and Dr Elmer Kolfin
Ambassadors in Print: Public Diplomacy in Franco-Dutch Relations - supervised by Dr Helmer Helmers and Prof. Geert Janssen
Vier case-studies naar Italiaanse beeldhouwkunst uit de de 19de-eeuw - supervised by Prof. Frits Scholten and Prof. Gert Jan van der Sman
Staged Narrative as an Anchoring Device: Narratology, Intermediality and Cognition in Sophocles’ - supervised by Prof. Irene de Jong and Prof. Andre Lardinois
Decolonizing Knowledge: Postcoloniality and The Making of Modern Indonesia’s Knowledge Culture, 1945-1970 - supervised by Prof. Remco Raben and Prof. Bert Theunisse
The Translation of the Geoponica from Greek into Arabic: Analysis and Assessment of its Place in the Abassid translation movement - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers, Prof. Faustina Aerts and Dr Nanne Joosse
The market for prints in Naples (1656-1734) - supervised by Prof. Frans Grijzenhout and Dr Loredana Lorizzo
Decision making under conditions of non-knowledge in Late- and Post-Hanseatic City Governments 1557-1669 - supervised by Prof. Geert Janssen and by Dr Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz
Non-Muslims in the Eyes of Islam, non-Muslims in the Eyes of Muslims: a Comparative Research between Islamic Legal Formality and daily reality - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers and Dr Martijn de Koning
Collecting the Intimate: Gender, Desire and Material Culture in 19th Century Ethnographic Collecting - supervised by Prof. Manon Parry and Dr Chiara de Cesari
Fighting Communities: the formation of Late Medieval elite martial communities through combat techniques and gestures - supervised by Prof. Serena Ferente and Dr Mario Damen
Medieval town houses along the Meuse river in the present province of Limburg, the Netherlands - supervised by Prof. Gabri van Tussenbroek and Prof. Dirk de Vries
Het architectenbureau A.L., J.G. en A.D.N. van Gendt - supervised by Prof. Lex Bosman, Dr Petra Brouwer and Dr Gerrit Vermeer
De Verenigde Staten als immigratieland en dan in het bijzonder de wijze waarop de overheid omgaat met nieuwkomers/minderheden dit vanuit historisch perspectief met de stad Boston als casestudy - supervised by Prof. Ruud Janssens
For the Love of Art? Female Patronage in Dutch Art Foundations, 1870-1940 - supervised by Prof. Rachel Esner and Dr Danielle van den Heuvel
The traumatic burden of history: ʻAbd Allāh B. Buluggīn’s Character in His Book ‘al-Tibyān - supervised by Gerard Wiegers and Prof. P. Buresi (Joint Doctorate with EHESS)
On Stage, in the World: Identity and Community in Jewish-German Theatre, 1800-1871 - supervised by Prof. Irene Zwiep and Prof. Ton Nijhuis
Morisco Displacements - supervised by Prof. Geert Janssen and Prof. Gerard Wiegers
Just Old Wives' Tales? Uncovering the Functions of Plato's Myth-making - supervised by Prof. Irene de Jong and Prof. Gerrit Boter
Curacaose architectuur in een mondiaal perspectief (1654-1834), typologie, identiteit en representatie - supervised by Prof. Lex Bosman and Dr Christian Bertram
The Reception of Vincent van Gogh in Paris 1886-1914: Art Dealers, Collectors and critics - supervised by Dr Rachel Esner and Prof. Louis van Tilborgh
Clothing, Cultural Innovation and Gender in the Western Roman Empire - supervised by Prof. Emily Hemelrijk, Prof. Olivier Hekster and Dr Ursula Rothe
The Invention of the Refugee - supervised by Prof. Geert Janssen and Dr Maartje van Gelder
A history of the use of anthropological knowledge by military intelligence - supervised by Prof. Ton Nijhuis and Prof. Elizabeth Buettner
The Modern Mystical Reform Theology of Mahmud Muhammad Taha (1909-1985) - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers and Prof. Herman Beck
Amniguïteit als verankerde innovatie in Vergilius - supervised by Prof. Irene de Jong and Dr Suzanne Adema
Education and Identity within the Jewish Community of Amsterdam 1857-1940 - supervised by Prof. Irene Zwiep
From European ports to Caribbean homes: Second World War refugees in global transit - supervised by Prof. Peter Romijn and Prof. Rosemarijn Hoefte
Political communication through discourse and urban space: popular festive rituals in early modern Lyon and Bologna - supervised by Prof. Geert Janssen, Prof. David Lines and Prof. Ingrid de Smet (Joint Doctorate with Warwick)
Onderzoek naar de gemeente Amsterdam in de periode 1930-1950. Eindrapportage - supervised by Prof. Peter Romijn and Dr Hinke Piersma
The ‘white nigger’ in action: emotional mobilization and political symbols in independence movements in Québec (1963-1975) and Northern Ireland (1969-1997) - supervised by Prof. Elizabeth Buettner and Dr Natalie Scholz
Sranan en identiteitbehoud in Nederland - supervised by Prof. Michiel van Kempen and Prof. Pieter Muysken
Migratie, identiteit en overlevingskunst in de levensverhalen van drie generaties Javaans-Surinaamse vrouwen - supervised by Prof. Rosemarijn Höfte and Prof. Geertje Mak
Het huisdier in de Nederlandse burgercultuur van de 19de eeuw en hoe we dat kunnen aflezen aan de schilderkunst van die tijd - supervised by Prof. Erik de Jong and Prof. Bram Kempers
Colonial Carbon: How Empire shaped the Dutch Fossil-Fuel Economy - supervised by Prof. Remco Raben
Survival of the Feminine. Fluctuations in the value, reputation and collecting practices of art made by women in the Netherlands, 1600-1900 - supervised by Prof. Frans Grijzenhout and Dr Judith Noorman
Interpreting Political Architecture: Parliament Buildings in Asia. Models, Transfers and Appropriations in the 20th Century - supervised by Prof. Remieg Aerts and Dr Petra Brouwer
Primers, Preachers and Perception: Ibn Ashir and the Transfer of Religious Texts - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers and Dr Martijn de Koning
The altarpiece in the Kingdom of Naples (1443-1530) - supervised by Prof. Hugo van der Velden and Dr Machtelt Brüggen-Israëls
Jewish Alchemy - supervised by Prof. Wouter Hanegraaff and Dr Peter Forshaw
The Art of Pieter Pietersz Painting on the eve of the Dutch Golden Age - supervised by Prof. Hugo van der Velden, Dr Matthias Ubl and Dr Wendelien van Welie-Vink
History of a military campaign in the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I - supervised by Prof. Wim Klinkert and Dr Samuel Kruizinga
Refue-Bikher – Yiddish medical books in the 17th and 18th Century in early Modern Askenaz - supervised by Prof. Irene Zwiep and Dr Bart Wallet
Een Maritieme Paradox: het grootse denken bij de Koninklijke Marine verklaard, 1939 - 1955 - supervised by Prof. Wim Klinkert and Dr Anita van Dissel
Op zoek naar een didactiek voor dieper begrip van literair-historische teksten in de vwo-bovenbouw - supervised by Prof. Lia van Gemert and Dr Erwin Mantingh
Heritages of Hunger: Conflicting legacies of Hunger in Germany - supervised by Prof. Peter Romijn and Prof. M. Corporaal
Occultism in the Orient: Dissemination of the Theosophical Ideas in Bengal and the Role of Bengali Theosophists - supervised by Prof. Wouter Hanegraaff and Dr Marco Pasi
Konrad Witz and the Visuality in the Era of the Council of Basel - supervised by Prof. Hugo van der Velden and Dr Machtelt Brüggen Israëls
Citizenship, government and society in the Netherlands during the First World War, 1900-1925 - supervised by Prof. Elizabeth Buettner and Dr Samuel Kruizinga
Maritieme Handelsbescherming 1945-2018 - supervised by Prof. Wim Klinkert and Dr Anselm van der Peet
Reading the Kuzari as literature - supervised by Prof. Irene Zwiep and Dr Piet Gerbrandy
Working from Home. Women as Professionals in the Household and the Art Market of the Dutch Republic, 1580-1720 - supervised by Dr Judith Noorman and Prof. Frans Grijzenhout
Mecca between photography, phonography and motion picture in the colonial period - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers and Prof. Amr Ryad
The Abbreviated Qur’an among Mudéjares and Moriscos: Textual typologies, contrastive study, and islamological analysis - supervised by Prof. Gerard Wiegers, Prof. Raquel Suarez Garcia and Prof. Juan Pablo Arias Torres
The Struggle to Reform Nursing Roles in the Netherlands, 1970 – 2020 - supervised by Prof. Manon Parry and Prof. Lisette Schoonhoven
Animal Hunts in Late Antiquity. Changes in Practices and Perceptions between Pagans and Christians in the East of the Roman Empire - supervised by Prof. Emily Hemelrijk and Dr Sofie Remijsen
Languages of Vulnerability in Early Modern Women’s Poetry - supervised by Prof. C. Clarckson and Dr Kristine Johanson
Roman Catholic Sacrifice Theology and Sexual Abuse - supervised by Prof. Jan Willem van Henten and Dr Jonneke Bekkenkamp
Colonial Citizens? Petitioning for Legislation in Early Modern Batavia - supervised by Dr Danielle van den Heuvel and Prof. Remco Raben
Prestige and Privacy in the Houses of the Dutch Republic (1710 – 1790) - supervised by Prof. Lex Bosman and Prof. Gabri van Tussenbroek
Feeding the city: A bird’s-eye view of Amsterdam’s food supply from its hinterlands, c. 1550-1800 - supervised by Dr Danielle van den Heuvel and Dr Djoeke van Netten
Een revisie van de chronologie van het ontstaan van het Christendom en de daaruit volgende lezing van het Nieuwe Testament als een collectie gecodeerde anti-Romeinse geschriften, met de eerste Joods-Romeinse oorlog als kerngebeurtenis - supervised by Prof. Jan Willem van Henten and Dr M. Klinker-De Klerck
De quaestie van gemeente-exploitatie. Nutsvoorzieningen in Amsterdam van markt naar gemeentebedrijf 1870-1914 - supervised by Dr Tim Verlaan and Prof. Remieg Aerts
Crafting Nature, Cultivating Gender: Gender and urban nature in Amsterdam and Berlin during the long 18th century - supervised by Dr Danielle van den Heuvel and Prof. Erik de Jong
Epithalamic Images The portrayal of marriage in seventeenth-century Dutch culture - supervised by Prof. Frans Grijzenhout, Dr Marten Jan Bok and Dr Jeroen Jansen