Bachelor Of Arts - Honours Arts - Medieval Studies

Program overview

Study in Canada’s longest-standing Medieval Studies program, where you will immerse yourself in the Middle Ages and explore the ideas and events that shaped Western civilization. This program offers a unique opportunity to delve into medieval history, art, philosophy, legal systems, and politics, providing valuable insights into contemporary issues such as European politics and modern gender norms. By choosing the co-op stream, you can gain practical experience and earn money while studying, making your education both enriching and financially rewarding.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Medieval Studies is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Middle Ages, with a program length of four years. Students can choose to study through either the Honours Arts or Honours Arts and Business streams. The program structure includes:

• First-year courses that introduce students to Medieval Studies.
• Opportunities to explore a second major or electives in various subjects.
• 40% of upper-year classes dedicated to Medieval Studies.
• Co-op options available, allowing students to alternate between study and paid work terms.
• Possibility to study abroad at Herstmonceux Castle in England during the Summer Field School in British Archaeology.

Students will engage in small classes and participate in social and academic events organized by the Classical and Medieval Students Society, fostering a strong community among peers.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op program providing relevant paid work experience, allowing students to integrate classroom learning with real-world applications.
• Field school opportunities at Herstmonceux Castle in England, enhancing practical learning in a historical context.
• Regular social and academic events organized by the Classical and Medieval Students Society, promoting student engagement.
• Small class sizes that encourage interaction and collaboration among students.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Medieval Studies can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Librarian – Manage library resources, assist patrons, and promote literacy and education.
• Communications Specialist – Develop and implement communication strategies for organizations, focusing on public relations and media outreach.
• Insurance Underwriting Assistant – Support underwriting processes by analyzing risk and assisting in policy development.
• Social Media and Events Coordinator – Plan and execute events while managing social media presence to enhance brand visibility.
• Building Service Manager – Oversee facility management and maintenance, ensuring a safe and functional environment.

These roles highlight the versatility of a degree in Medieval Studies, equipping graduates with skills applicable in various sectors, including communications, administration, and education.

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.