We ne'er shall see his like again..

Membership

Members of the Huguenot Society, referred to as Fellows, are the main support for the Society's work in exchanging knowledge on Huguenot history and publishing Huguenot sources. They also enjoy a range of benefits:

  • Attendance at the Society’s meetings
  • Copies of the annual Huguenot Society Journal and the six-monthly newsletter
  • Reduced rates when buying occasional publications
  • Use of the Huguenot Library, UCL Libraries and the Institute of Historical Research Library
  • Online access to back issues of the Huguenot Society’s Proceedings for 1885-2012 and its Journal for 2013-2019 (via the log-in below)

Becoming a member

Applicants for membership of the Society are asked to complete a downloadable application form, to be forwarded with their remittance to the Administrative Officer, who presents the application to the next meeting of the Council.

There is a special UK and European rate for those aged under 30.

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If you are a Fellow of the Society and have not already registered your username (your e-mail address) and a password of your own choosing, please go to our registration page Registration

 

 

News and Events

Bursary for Huguenot Research
The Huguenot Society is launching a new annual bursary to support and encourage research into Huguenot individuals and communities. Please watch this space for further details about the 2025 bursary application. Further details on the bursary are available from the 2024 bursary notice and the application form here.

2024-25 Lecture Series
The next lecture in the 2024-5 series will feature Kathleen Commons of the University of Sheffield, who will deliver the paper '"Upon pretence of fleeing for persecution for the cause of religion": refugee law in early modern England'. The lecture will be delivered online through Zoom starting at 20.00 (8.00 pm) on Wednesday, 15 January 2025. For further details on the meeting and to register attendance by Zoom, please contact [email protected]. A list of all the papers in the lecture series can be found on the members' annual programme card.