Medieval History
- Congratulations
Congratulations to Dr Paul Russell (soon to be Prof. Paul Russell) who has been promoted to a personal Chair of Celtic in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic, and to Dr Rosalind Love, who has been promoted to a Readership, from 1st October...
- Schools Event: The Early Medieval World
The Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic will be invading York on 20th March, for a one-day event aimed at Year 11 and 12 students and their teachers. The conference, for which there is no charge (lunch and refreshments provided too!),...
- Multi-million Funding For Centre For Medieval European Literature
A proposed new centre for the study of medieval European literature based in York and Odense is set to become a reality thanks to an award of nearly £4.5 million funding from the Danish National Research Foundation. The Centre of Excellence, which will...
- Upcoming Assc Event
The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquiumannouncesa lecture and seminar *Joshua Davies* *(KIng's College, The University of London)* ??Visions...
- Assc: How Best To Study Old English Language And Literature (and Why)
The Anglo-Saxon Studies Colloquium is pleased to announce a Workshop, Co-sponsored by the Department of English, NYU: How Best to Study Old English Language and Literature (and Why) Speakers: Fred C. Robinson (Yale University) Peter Baker (University...
Medieval History
MA Funding for University of York
Dear Colleagues
Please draw these scholarships to the attention of undergraduates considering pursuing a Masters degree.
With all good wishes
Elizabeth Tyler
The Centre for Medieval Literature (CML) is pleased to announce two fee waivers at the University of York at the Home/EU rate (£6,200). These scholarships are open to students applying for the MA in Medieval Literature (Department of English and Related Literature) and the MA in Medieval Studies (Centre for Medieval Studies) at the University of York.
The Centre for Medieval Literature (CML) is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation. It is jointly based at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU in Odense) and the University of York (UK).
Students applying for the MA scholarships should be particularly interested in medieval texts,whether studied from the discipline of literature or from the discipline of history, and be planning tocontinue on to study for a PhD in the areas of medieval literature, medieval history or medieval studies. The scholarships are competitive and a candidates should have an excellent undergraduate record.
The Centre for Medieval Literature (CML) is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation. It is jointly based at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU in Odense) and the University of York (UK).
Students applying for the MA scholarships should be particularly interested in medieval texts,whether studied from the discipline of literature or from the discipline of history, and be planning tocontinue on to study for a PhD in the areas of medieval literature, medieval history or medieval studies. The scholarships are competitive and a candidates should have an excellent undergraduate record.
For further details: www.sdu.dk/cml
- Congratulations
Congratulations to Dr Paul Russell (soon to be Prof. Paul Russell) who has been promoted to a personal Chair of Celtic in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic, and to Dr Rosalind Love, who has been promoted to a Readership, from 1st October...
- Schools Event: The Early Medieval World
The Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic will be invading York on 20th March, for a one-day event aimed at Year 11 and 12 students and their teachers. The conference, for which there is no charge (lunch and refreshments provided too!),...
- Multi-million Funding For Centre For Medieval European Literature
A proposed new centre for the study of medieval European literature based in York and Odense is set to become a reality thanks to an award of nearly £4.5 million funding from the Danish National Research Foundation. The Centre of Excellence, which will...
- Upcoming Assc Event
The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquiumannouncesa lecture and seminar *Joshua Davies* *(KIng's College, The University of London)* ??Visions...
- Assc: How Best To Study Old English Language And Literature (and Why)
The Anglo-Saxon Studies Colloquium is pleased to announce a Workshop, Co-sponsored by the Department of English, NYU: How Best to Study Old English Language and Literature (and Why) Speakers: Fred C. Robinson (Yale University) Peter Baker (University...