Conference fee includes:

- colloquim entrance

- lunch on 3, 4 and 5 September

- coffee breaks

- welcome cocktail on 3 September

- colloquium materials

Rates:

Before June 15th (Early Bird) 

HSS Member (with paper): 100€

HSS Member - PhD student (with paper): 60€

Non HSS Member: 150€

Non HSS Member - PhD student: 100€

Participant without paper: 60€

After June 15th

HSS Member: 150€ 

HSS Member - PhD student: 120€

Non HSS Member: 200€

Non HSS Member - PhD student: 150€

Participant without paper: 100€

Conference Dinner

Conference dinner on September 4: 40€

Cultural programme

Guided tour of the city centre of Reims
on September 4: 12€

If you are not yet a member of the Society, please consider joining. Note that the Henry Sweet Society membership fee includes free access to the journal Language & History (3 issues a year, online-first and back issues):
https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/ylhi20.

Here is how to join:
https://www.henrysweet.org/join-the-society. 

Postgraduates, early career scholars and other deserving candidates are encouraged to consider applying for the Martin Burr Travel Bursary by 31 May 2025 :
https://www.henrysweet.org/martin-burr-travel-bursary.

The Martin Burr bursaries are made possible by a generous bequest from Martin John Burr (1953-2012). After attending Berkhamsted School, Martin Burr matriculated at Pembroke College, Oxford, in 1971, to read Classics. He changed course to English Language and Literature in 1973 and graduated in 1975. He obtained the postgraduate Diploma in Comparative Philology from Oxford in 1976. Martin Burr went on to work in London as a barrister, specialising in taxation law, but he retained an interest in philology and the history of linguistic ideas throughout his life.