Medieval & Early Modern History

About this course

Medieval and early modern history covers one of the most formative periods in the development of European society, culture, and politics, from the centuries following the collapse of the Roman Empire through the Renaissance, the Reformation, and into the era of revolutionary change that preceded the industrial age. It is a period of extraordinary complexity and consequence, encompassing the Crusades and the establishment of universities, the Black Death and the printing press, the encounter between Europe and the Americas, and the religious wars that reshaped the continent. Studying this period means engaging with sources that require careful interpretation, from chronicles and charters to household accounts and personal letters. At the University of Chichester this three-year programme guides you through these centuries in a structured and engaging way, from the aftermath of the Norman

Where its graduates go

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• 48 / 100Business and public service associate professionals · 10% of graduatescards →

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