勞里埃大學

Medieval and Medievalism Studies is the study of the representational, performative, intellectual and material culture of the period known as the Middle Ages: c. AD 500-1500.

You'll examine how contemporary attitudes towards the Middle Ages are portrayed in concepts of myths, heroes, magic, fantasy, science fiction, crafts and role-playing clubs, films such as the Harry Potter series, television series such as Game of Thrones, and video games such as Assassin's Creed.

Program Highlights

This is a flexible degree that you take in combination with another Arts program.

Start your first year with a course on Game of Thrones or Harry Potter.

We have student exchange arrangements with the University of Durham in England and the University of Poitiers in France.

Our Medieval Students' Society is one of the strongest student groups on campus and organizes events such as archery outings and medieval potluck dinners.

Sample Courses

• Game of Thrones and Medieval Culture
• Harry Potter and Medieval Culture
• Medievalism and Digital Gaming
• Discovering the Middle Ages
• Teaching, Learning and Thinking Through Medieval Studies (teaching practicum)
• The Middle Ages Now: Medievalism in Contemporary Culture
• The Middle Ages Again: Experimental Archeology of the Medieval Period

Design Your Degree

These are a few popular academic opportunities which allow you to dive deeper into your major area of study or broaden your knowledge:

• Digital Humanities Option
• Muslim Studies Option
• History Minor
• English Minor
• Archaeology Minor
• Ancient Studies Minor
• Philosophy Minor
• Religion and Culture Minor
• Languages Minor

SAMPLE CAREER OPTIONS

• antiques/antiquities dealer
• archivist
• art dealer/appraiser
• author/screenwriter
• cultural affairs officer
• curator
• editor/publisher
• education planner/researcher
• event planner
• exhibit designer/planner
• film/TV researcher/consultant
• gallery manager
• historian
• historical museum administrator
• historical site guide
• librarian
• movie prop/costume designer
• museum director
• preservationist/conservator
• script supervisor
• stage/set designer
• teacher/educator/professor
• travel consultant/writer?