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Medieval Studies
Royal Holloway, University of London
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The aim of this multi-disciplinary course is to introduce you to many different aspects of medieval society and culture while allowing you to concentrate on particular areas of interest. The course emphasises the skills that are required for postgraduate research, whether your focus is literary or historical, and provides you with an introduction to a wide range of source materials such as artefacts, archives, manuscripts, and printed sources.
Description
Although distant from us in time, the medieval is all around us, not only in physical remnants of the past (such as cathedrals and castles) and as the point of origin of many of our institutions (such as the monarchy, the church, and the university), but as the inspiration for poetry, novels, films, paintings, documentaries, and countless other expressions of our engagement with this period.
The aim of this multi-disciplinary course is to introduce you to many different aspects of medieval society and culture while allowing you to concentrate on particular areas of interest. The course emphasises the skills that are required for postgraduate research, whether your focus is literary or historical, and provides you with an introduction to a wide range of source materials such as artefacts, archives, manuscripts, and printed sources.
Department: English
Qualification:
MA
Qualification Level:
RQF Level 7
Requirements:
UK upper 2nd Class Honours degree (2.1) or equivalent. 'Non-standard' applications will also be considered. Applicants whose 1st language is not English require IELTS 7 with 7 in writing.
Assessment Methods:
Assessment methods include: coursework, essays, oral presentations, and formal examinations.
Modules:
Research Development; Medieval London; Medieval Narratives; Dissertation. A range of optional modules are also available.
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