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editWhere did he get his undergraduate and postgraduate degrees?
Eric J Evans's first degree was from Oxford University (1966) and his PhD from Warwick University (1970).
He was lecturer at Stirling University from 1969 to 1971 and was successively lecturer (1971-80), senior lecturer (1980-4), reader (1984-5) and then Professor of Social History (1985-2005) at Lancaster University. He was Chairman of the Social History Society of the United Kingdom from 1991-98.