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Charles University Faculty of Arts
Ph.D. in Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies
- Prague, Czech Republic
PhD
Full time, Part time
4 years
On-Campus
English
Graduates have a sound knowledge of current trends in the field and are able to adopt a creative approach to the relevant source material. Graduates are equipped to work with original Latin documents, i.e. literary and diplomatic manuscripts, incunabula, paleotypes and old prints, being able to interpret and prepare them for publication and translation. Having been trained in philology and literary history and acquired the foundations of relevant historical disciplines (codicology, palaeography, diplomatic) and of cultural history, graduates are equipped to place mediaeval and early modern works into the context of their time and also to interpret them as a factor influencing the culture and society of subsequent eras.
Graduate Theological Union
Doctorate in Rabbinic Literature
- Berkeley, USA
PhD
On-Campus
English
Students in this concentration work to develop competencies in broad-ranging aspects of rabbinic literature.
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Studying Medieval Literature at the PhD level immerses you in a rich tapestry of historical texts, linguistic development, and cultural analysis. This field offers a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of the medieval period through texts ranging from epic poetry to religious narratives.
In this program, students conduct in-depth analyses of literary works, employing various critical theories and methodologies. You’ll delve into subjects like manuscript studies, gender representations, and historical context, which sharpen your analytical and interpretive skills. Students build confidence as they engage with diverse perspectives, fostering an environment of intellectual growth.
PhD candidates typically undertake original research projects, leading to a dissertation that contributes to scholarly discourse. This rigorous process develops expertise in academic writing and publication, preparing you for careers in academia, publishing, or cultural institutions. Through presentations and teaching opportunities, you’ll enhance your ability to communicate complex ideas effectively, positioning yourself as a knowledgeable voice in the field.