Humanities Postgraduate Degrees in the Wales

...where the student is capable of beginning a scholarly dissertation at MA level. Compulsory Modules: Part One: Introduction to Literary Theory... Learn about: Arthurian romances, Arthurian Literature, Medieval Welsh...

...year to submit the dissertation and part-time students three years. During non-residence, no supervision is given for this extended period and no fees are payable...

...plot, setting, tone and style contribute to compelling narrative, and on how conventions of genre may be challenged. Assessment is by a portfolio of fiction... Learn about: Creative Writing, Medieval Welsh, Post Medieval Arthur...

...for MA in Fine Art and Art History and the MA in Art History at the end of the period of residence. However, full-time students are allowed an additional...

...Part One: In the first part of the MA programme, all students are required to study FOUR modules of 30 credits each; for full time students... Learn about: Post Medieval Arthur, Manuscripts and Printed Books, Medieval Arthur...

...Preparation Masters (PPM) and Research Preparation Masters (RPM) in accordance with AHRC guidelines. The period of residence for the MA schemes is...

...literature when it is not the principal tradition. By providing students with the unique opportunity to study with the best fellow scholars from both literary... Learn about: Who Speaks for Wales?, Cultural History, Gender and Wales...

...effective completion of advanced research projects. It draws on the existing strengths of the department in the field of British history from the Norman Conquest to the Reformation...

...focusing not only on Llywelyn himself but also on broader political, ecclesiastical, social and cultural developments in Wales during his lifetime... Learn about: Women’s Devotional Writing, Women and Power in the High Middle Ages, Medieval Welsh literature...

...in semester 2 plus 60 credits of research training across both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete...

...comprising both the creative and critical components, is expected to have a word count of about 100,000 words (for prose). Who is it intended... Learn about: Critical Writing, Collection of poems, Short Stories...

...Key staff: Dr Martyn Powell, Dr David Ceri Jones, Professor Peter Borsay, Dr Eryn White...

...to undertake further research into the past. It combines training in research techniques and theoretical and historiographic analysis, with a wide range of taught courses... Learn about: The Victorian City, Normandy under the Normans, Skills and Training...

...on the theme of ‘political culture’: the forging of political identities; the ideologies and mentalities characteristic of an era of mass politics...

...Modules in Part 1 will be assessed by essay. Part 2: This consists of a supervised Dissertation of around 20,000 words, on a topic of your choice... Learn about: Focusing on literature, History| Music...

...of research training across both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma...

...Theory and Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology and training modules to develop relevant skills. The course aims to enable understudies to: Knowledge... Learn about: Initiating a Research Project, Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology, Medieval Celtic Churches...

...Students take a core module in semester 1 and an option module in semester 2 plus 60 credits of research training across both semesters in Part...

...relevant to the study of History, and an ability to place these in their historiographical context. A close familiarity with the theoretical frameworks... Learn about: Historiographic Analysis, Historical Theoretical issues, Initiating a Research Project...

...The MA Historians and the Making of History is designed to provide students with advanced tuition in their chosen field, and research training suitable...