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About the Program

The Medieval Studies minor allows you to explore a fascinating era of global transition, connecting history, literature, art, and philosophy. By studying the diverse cultures and minds that shaped our modern world, you will develop a deep, well-rounded perspective on humanity. It is a highly customizable program designed to complement any major, helping you build critical thinking and analytical skills in an interdisciplinary context.

What You'll Study

As a Medieval Studies student, you will design a personalized pathway of study that aligns with your unique academic interests and career goals. Here is what you can look forward to during your time in the program:

  • Tailor your coursework across various disciplines, including history, literature, art, and philosophy, to match your personal interests.

  • Explore the diverse cultures, languages, and societies of the medieval world, gaining a richer understanding of how they shaped modern global history.

  • Learn to analyze historical texts, art, and artifacts using multiple academic lenses, helping you develop versatile analytical and communication skills.

Meet Our Faculty

Our faculty are the intellectual heart of our program. As renowned researchers, passionate educators, and dedicated mentors, they drive innovation, shape the future of their fields, and inspire the next generation of leaders. Explore our directory to learn more about their teaching, research, and expertise.

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Minor

Minor
Complement your undergraduate major by exploring medieval culture in a coherent framework that resonates with contemporary issues of community building, the virtual world, and mobility while earning a minor.
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