MA Medieval Studies

University of Lincoln

Lincoln has a long and fascinating history. With its medieval royal castle, world-renowned Gothic cathedral, and some of the finest surviving examples of medieval domestic architecture in the UK and Western Europe, the city is home to a wealth of resources, making it the ideal location in which to undertake an advanced study of the Middle Ages. Our world-leading experts can support you to develop and enhance your knowledge of several academic disciplines, including medieval history and literature, languages, art and architectural history, and medievalism. You will also have the opportunity to read and work with fascinating textual, visual, and material sources. You'll be able to work closely with a vibrant academic team of scholars and teachers who are also authors, editors, contributors to international research projects, broadcasters, conservators, and experts in heritage. As a medievalist in the Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage, you can join our thriving postgraduate community, where you can participate in a wide a range of research events, such as seminars on current projects, our Annual Medieval Lecture, a 'Medieval Week' with international contributors, and reading groups in which you can meet and learn from PhD students and postdoctoral researchers in the School.

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