This interdisciplinary programme provides students with an opportunity to deepen their knowledge and understanding of medieval society and culture. Staff expertise, drawn from across the University, covers a wide range of disciplines and specialisms: archaeology, history, Islamic studies, law, music, theology, visual and material culture, and the literatures of England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain from the Dark Ages to the Renaissance. The University and Cathedral Libraries maintain extensive holdings in all these disciplines, including a number of significant medieval manuscripts, and there are renowned audio-visual collections. Students benefit from contact with leading scholars in the field, whilst being prepared for MPhil/PhD research.
Entry requirements Normally a good Second Class Honours degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline from a recognised institution.
Entry requirements Normally a good Second Class Honours degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline from a recognised institution.
