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Master of Medieval and Renaissance Studies (Leuven)
Master
In Leuven ()
Description
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Type
Master
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Duration
Flexible
The Master's Programme of Medieval and Renaissance Studies will stimulate your independent study skills within a wide range of issues ranging from philosophy, theology, law, history, literature and the arts. Specialised seminars will bring the cultural and intellectual history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to life, with a particular emphasis on the Low Countries.
The programme draws on the combined expertise of various research groups and specialised centres at KU Leuven, including the Faculty of Arts for the History of the Middle Ages, Early Modern History and the Illuminare and Seminarium Philologiae Humanisticae centres), the Institute of Philosophy's (De Wulf-Mansion Centre for Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, as well as Aristoteles Latinus), the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies' group for the History of Church and Theology), and the Faculty of Law. All of these research groups and centres all play a role in this MA programme, which is monitored by the interfaculty Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Strengthened by KU Leuven's in-house expertise in ancient and modern languages and by its excellent library collections, you cannot ask for a better home to carry out your historical-philological research.
About this course
You have general knowledge of the cultural history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (Master’s level).
You are familiar with modern and ancient languages. An elementary knowledge of Latin is an asset.
You are able to read, speak, and write effectively in English. You can understand texts in French.
You have a basic knowledge of the methodology used in historical-philological research and/or in (art) history (e.g. palaeography, iconology, codicology
Our graduates go on to find employment as researchers, academic and professionals in the cultural sector.
Graduates from the programme are well placed for positions in university research projects, academic appointments and career positions in the cultural sector.
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Subjects
- IT Law
- Theology
- Philosophy
- Law
- Intellectual
- Western Europe
- Adequate manner
- Groundbreaking
- Antiquity
- Renaissance Studies
Course programme
Graduates will:
- exhibit sufficient familiarity with manuscripts or old editions, the publishing of texts, their interpretation, and/or the study of illustrations;
- be able to independently formulate and research a problem, and present the results in an adequate manner;
- exhibit competence in innovative and groundbreaking research and be in a position to make a contribution to the process of knowledge development and situate the contribution culturally and historically.
Master of Medieval and Renaissance Studies (Leuven)