G-MDVL-C - Interdisciplinary Medieval and Renaissance Studies Certificate

The graduate Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies is an interdisciplinary program administered by the Duke University Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. More than forty faculty in twelve different degree-granting departments participate in the Medieval and Renaissance program, offering courses in art history, history, music, philosophy, religion, and language and literature (Classical studies, English, German, and romance languages). The Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies seeks to promote cross- departmental and cross-institutional engagement that gives students a network of colleagues beyond their home departments.

While students may be affiliated with the center without having to obtain the graduate certificate, the certificate is a valuable complement to degrees in traditional Duke departments. Students planning to obtain the certificate should file an application with the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies as early in their careers as possible, but no later than the fall of their graduation year. 

For an application and more detailed information on the program and its requirements, contact the director of graduate studies or associate director and visit cmrs.trinity.duke.edu/graduate-program.