Here are university and college programs about medieval studies located in the state of Virginia:
Christopher Newport University
Christopher Newport University’s interdisciplinary minor in Medieval and Renaissance studies (MRST) is a new program developed to allow students to pursue their interests in the medieval and early modern periods, primarily in the western world. We began the program as part of a larger university initiative to create interdisciplinary programs of study that appeal to a wide range of students, and we look forward to developing the program into a major in the coming years and to broaden our scope to include the global middle ages and shift to modernity.
At CNU, students who choose this minor can study with highly engaged and accomplished professors in Art History, English, History, Philosophy and Theater, as well as with our colleagues in French, Italian, Spanish, German, Latin, and Greek (in the Department of Modern and Classical Language and Literature). MRST allows students to choose from a range of over thirty courses across these disciplines; we organize and participate several events each year, including film festivals, lectures, conferences, along with theatrical performances and workshops. Our program website can be found here: http://cnu.edu/interdisciplinary/medrenstudies/.
Interested students should contact the Program Director, Sharon Rowley, at [email protected].
Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies – The minor allows students to take courses in art history, English, history, music, philosophy, political science, religion, and a range of languages.
Christopher Newport University
Christopher Newport University’s interdisciplinary minor in Medieval and Renaissance studies (MRST) is a new program developed to allow students to pursue their interests in the medieval and early modern periods, primarily in the western world. We began the program as part of a larger university initiative to create interdisciplinary programs of study that appeal to a wide range of students, and we look forward to developing the program into a major in the coming years and to broaden our scope to include the global middle ages and shift to modernity.
At CNU, students who choose this minor can study with highly engaged and accomplished professors in Art History, English, History, Philosophy and Theater, as well as with our colleagues in French, Italian, Spanish, German, Latin, and Greek (in the Department of Modern and Classical Language and Literature). MRST allows students to choose from a range of over thirty courses across these disciplines; we organize and participate several events each year, including film festivals, lectures, conferences, along with theatrical performances and workshops. Our program website can be found here: http://cnu.edu/interdisciplinary/medrenstudies/.
Interested students should contact the Program Director, Sharon Rowley, at [email protected].
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George Mason University
Medieval and Renaissance Literature concentration in the BA in English
http://english.gmu.edu/programs/la-ba-engl-mrl
James Madison University
Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies – The minor allows students to take courses in art history, English, history, music, philosophy, political science, religion, and a range of languages.
https://www.jmu.edu/medren/index.shtml
Sweet Briar College
Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
http://sbc.edu/english/medieval-and-renaissance-studies-minor
University of Virginia
Major and Interdisciplinary Graduate Medieval Colloquium
http://pages.shanti.virginia.edu/medievalstudies/
http://pages.shanti.virginia.edu/MedColl/
Virginia Tech
Minor in Medieval Studies
http://www.rc.vt.edu/medieval/
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Washington and Lee University
Major in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
http://www2.wlu.edu/x11968.xml
William and Mary
Major and Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
http://www.wm.edu/as/medren/
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