Columbia’s Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program brings together dozens of students and more than 70 faculty from a wide range of departments across the university. Traversing the artificial disciplinary and departmental barriers that too often subdivide this vibrant commingling, the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program offers unique opportunities to to explore the rich confluence of visual, musical, theological, and literary production in medieval and early modern cultures.
The Program offers an undergraduate concentration, a master's degree, and a doctoral certificate.
Recent Announcements
Renaissance Quarterly Copyeditors
The Renaissance Society of America seeks highly skilled copyeditors to work on the Society’s journal, Renaissance Quarterly (University of Chicago Press), on a freelance basis.
Superstition and Magic in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods
Princeton will host "Superstition and Magic in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods," the 2018 Graduate Conference in Medieval Studies, on April 20.
Truth and Truthiness: Belief, Authenticity, Rhetoric, and Spin in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
The 26th Biennial Conference of the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program of Barnard College
1 December 2018
Due: 30 April 2018