M.E.H. Nicolette Mout - Curriculum vitae#

Emeritus Professor of Modern History and Emeritus Professor of Central European Studies (Special endowed chair), Leiden University, the Netherlands.

• 1945: born Wassenaar (the Netherlands);
• 1963-1968: study of history, University of Amsterdam and Charles University, Prague
• 1966-1969: research scholarships in Czechoslovakia and Austria
• 1969: Assistant Keeper (Archivist), Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam
• 1969-1970: Editor for the Humanities, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague
• 1975: D. Phil. Leiden University
• 1975-1976: Lecturer of Modern history, University of Utrecht
• 1976-1994: Lecturer, later Reader of Dutch history, University of Leiden, since 1990 in combination with a special endowed chair of Central European Studies
• 1994-2010: Professor of Modern History and Professor of Central European Studies, Leiden University
• Since 1988: Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Since 1994: Foreign Member of the Austrian Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Since 1998: President of the Conseil international pour l'édition des oeuvres complètes d'Érasme
  
  

Publications on Dutch and European history, mainly, but not exclusively, on the Early Modern period.

Fields of interest:

Early Modern European history, especially intellectual and cultural history, history of historiography, Central European history from the early modern period to the present.