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1	Medieval and Early Modern Studies (Major)	Assumption College	United States-USA	Worcester	2013-05-12
2	Medieval Studies (Undergraduate Major)	Augsburg College	United States-USA	Minneapolis	2013-05-12
3	Medieval Studies (Bachelor)	Bard College	United States-USA	Annandale on Hudson	2013-05-12
4	Medieval Studies (Undergraduate Minor)	Cornell University	United States-USA	Ithaca	2013-05-12
5	Medieval Studies (Minor)	Drew University	United States-USA	Madison	2013-05-12

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1	Medieval & Renaissance/Early Modern Studies (Undergraduate) (This link leads to the external institution page)	Auburn University College of Liberal Arts	United States-USA	Auburn	2015-09-29
	With a Undergraduate in Medieval Studies at Auburn University College of Liberal Arts you will typically have looked at Europe between 1000 and 1250, covering the key political, social and cultural developments of the period, including the growing importance of kings and kingdoms, and the many conflicts of the medieval world. Further study will have introduced you to your own countrys, British and European medieval history, Latin, architectural history and archaeology. Modules will have included the Vikings; The Crusades; Romanesque art and architecture; The Hundred Years War; Renaissance Florence, c.1348-c.1527; Painting and sculpture in the Italian Renaissance; and Medieval religion, c.1215-1517.