Humanities Postgraduate Degrees in the Wales

...The course is an exciting, long standing, and successful academic course that benefits from the expertise of world class academics, outstanding library resources... Learn about: Arthurian Literature, Medieval Welsh, Arthurian romances...

...year full-time and two years part-time. All taught components are completed by the end of June and candidates are normally expected to submit the dissertation...

...Participants read and discuss contemporary poetry, and develop a portfolio of their own work with individual supervision. Creative Writing: Prose... Learn about: Post Medieval Arthur, Arthurian romances, Medieval Arthur...

...The MA Art History program aims to extend a student's knowledge and experience of the entire discipline of Art History. School of Art offers modular degrees...

...programmes in the School or College). 1. Modules on Medieval and Early Modern Literature: Pre Modern Travel Manuscripts and Printed Books The European... Learn about: Women’s Devotional Writing, Pre Modern Travel, Welsh Literature in English...

...(60 credits), and MA Fine Art and Art History students write a 15,000-word Dissertation (60 credits). The schemes are designed to enable students to develop...

...Emyr Humphreys, Idris Davies. Gender and Wales: Students will study the relation between gender and the Welsh nation, and how gender roles have changed over the last century... Learn about: Gender and Wales, Who Speaks for Wales?, Cultural History...

...Students investigate medieval British history within a wider European context, and from a variety of thematic angles including political, cultural...

...Additional strengths include gender and devotional literature (in the School of English), Anglo Norman studies, and early sacred music, among others... Learn about: IT Development, Pre Modern Travel, Medieval Arthur...

...Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Michael Roberts, Dr Eryn White, Dr David Ceri Jones, Dr Martyn Powell...

...language is not English are expected to have achieved an IELTS score of at least 6.5 with no element below 6.0. Potential students should submit a writing... Learn about: Short Stories, Specific Interests, Collection of poems...

...In the British Isles this period saw religious revival, intellectual advancement, political ferment and economic transformation, and students will...

...City An Open Elite? Nineteenth Century England and Wales Sport and Politics 1918–1991 Consumerism and Anti Consumerism in the Cold War The Politics... Learn about: National Identities in Britain and Ireland, Normandy under the Normans, Skills and Training...

...etc. 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...

...the main sources for information about the ‘Celts’, based on two different definitions of ‘Celtic’. These definitions are interrogated as the evidence is explored... Learn about: History| Music, Focusing on literature...

...Key staff: Dr Sian Nicholas, Professor Tom O’Malley (Department of Theatre, Film and Television), Dr Jamie Medhurst (Department of Theatre, Film and Television)...

...Knowledge of various different theoretical approaches in Celtic Archaeology will be gained through directed reading and through seminars Awareness of influential... Learn about: Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology, Initiating a Research Project, Medieval Celtic Churches...

...The MA History of Popular Culture is designed to provide students with advanced tuition in their chosen field, and research training suitable for the effective...

...matching the research interests of the teaching staff. The course aims to enable understudies to: A broad knowledge of interpretations and key debates... Learn about: Welsh History, Society and Culture in Tudor Wales, Themes and Issues in History...

...Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Peter Lambert...