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History of Art (Medieval Art and Medievalisms)

Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies

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MA

  • Overview
  • Application Timeline
  • Tuition
  • Requirements
  • Modules
  • About
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  • Career
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Overview

The graduate program offers specialization and flexibility for PhD candidates and those enhancing personal interests, with pathways linked to departmental research areas. The Medieval Art and Medievalisms pathway allows exploration of various media. Students must complete two option modules and a dissertation in this field.

Application Timeline

  1. September 1, 2025
    Start date
  2. March 19, 2026
    Today

Tuition

Year 1
Student categories Study
Full-time Part-time
Republic of Ireland£11,200£11,200
EU£25,900£25,900
England£11,200£11,200
Northern Ireland£11,200£11,200
Scotland£11,200£11,200
Wales£11,200£11,200
Channel Islands£11,200£11,200
International£25,900£25,900

Requirements

Entry Requirements:
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About

Program Structure

The degree offers a combination of specialization and flexibility, catering to both aspiring PhD candidates and those looking to enhance their undergraduate or personal interests.

Pathways and Expertise

Pathways are developed from areas of excellence within the Department, directly linked to the Research Schools:

  • Architectural History and Theory
  • British Art
  • Medieval Art and Medievalisms
  • Sculpture Studies

Medieval Art and Medievalisms Pathway

Students selecting the medieval art and medievalisms pathway can explore various media, including:

  • Stained Glass
  • Manuscripts
  • Architecture

Degree Requirements

To complete the degree,...

Subject Area Information

Medieval history is a fascinating and complex field of study that delves into the period roughly spanning from the 5th to the late 15th century, characterized by significant social, political, religious, and cultural transformations that laid the groundwork for the modern world.

Typical Course Structure
  • 1. Introduction to Medieval History

  • 2. Medieval Europe

  • 3. Medieval Religion and Philosophy

  • 4. Medieval Art and Architecture

  • 5. Medieval Warfare and Society

Typical Skills Acquired
  • Critical Thinking
  • Research
  • Writing and Communication
  • Cultural Awareness

Career

Graduates with a degree in medieval history can pursue a variety of careers that leverage their understanding of a pivotal era in human history.

Potential Professions
  • Academia

    Becoming a historian, researcher, or professor specializing in medieval studies.

  • Museums and Archives

    Working as a curator, archivist, or conservator in institutions preserving medieval artifacts and documents.

  • Education

    Teaching history at the secondary or post-secondary level.

  • Publishing and Media

    Writing or editing for historical publications, documentaries, or educational content.

  • Cultural Heritage Management

    Working in roles that protect and promote historical sites and heritage.

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