Medieval Studies Certificate
The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in The Graduate School Policy Guide.
Certificate
Total Units Required: 6
Course Requirements
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| LATIN 400-0 | Medieval Latin |
| MDVL_ST 420-0 | Medieval Doctoral Colloquium |
Exception: Students in Medieval Archaeology may substitute the following courses for the Latin 400 requirement: ANTHRO 401-2 Logic of Inquiry in Anthropology (Archy) and ANTHRO 322-0 Introduction to Archaeology Research Design & Methods. Both courses must be completed.
Pertinent Courses
Take at least four seminars in medieval subjects in at least two departments:
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| ANTHRO 390-0 | Topics In Anthropology (Material Worlds of the Middle Ages) |
| ART_HIST 420-0 | Studies in Medieval Art |
| ENGLISH 422-0 | Studies in Medieval Literature |
| HISTORY 430-1 | Field Seminar in Medieval European History |
| MDVL_ST 430-0 | Paleography |
| MUSICOL 350-0 | Topics in Medieval Music (History of Western Music to 1499) |
Other Certificate Requirements
Students who wish to receive the extra credential of a Certificate in Medieval Studies (awarded at graduation) must also pass the Toronto Medieval Latin Exam (Level 2) before defending their dissertations. A student working in Jewish or Byzantine studies may pass the Toronto Medieval Latin Exam (Level 1) and instead of Level 2, substitute a proof of equivalent proficiency in Hebrew or Greek.