Congratulations on your offer to study Medieval Studies MA at King's! We've curated this hub to provide you with all the information you need to know about your course, including taster lectures, campus tour videos and student blogs.

Although this content was up-to-date at the time it was produced, some changes to courses and teaching staff may occur. Please make sure you check our website course pages or contact us directly for the very latest information.

• The Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Programme `Knowledge Orders before Modernity’ (KOM) is a collaboration between KCL and the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies at the University of Kent. Find out more information about whether you are eligible and how to apply here

•  Here is the module catalogue for academic year 2024/25 to give you an idea of the kind of topics and themes we teach at King's. Please note this is a preliminary list and is subject to change. 
• Take a look at this blog and find out what its like to study Medieval History at KCL

Check out Medieval Studies research from our academics

• Piers Plowman - Dr Lawrence Warner joins Melvyn Bragg on BBC to discuss this middle English poem by William Langland.

• ‘Chaucer’s Own Scribe? Adam Pynkhurst and the Production of Middle English Literature’, Blog post, King’s College London English Department

• What Was Legal about Early Medieval Legal Culture? Professor Alice Rio explores the Legal World of Early Medieval Francia, 5th-9th Centuries AD

• Charlemagne's Unspeakable Sin - Is the Emperor Charlemagne (742–814) a sinner?

• The community of the realm in Scotland, 1249–1424 (cotr.ac.uk) - Professor Alice Taylor explores medieval Scotland.

• Exon Domesday - New ways of studying medieval period are emerging in the digital era. Professor Judith Crick spearheads a project to publish the contents of Exon Domesday book for the first time and to unlock the evidence the book contains.

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