Online Research Course: European Diploma in Medieval Studies with Fédération Internationale des Instituts d’Études Mediévales, deadline 15 December 2020

Given the global Covid-19 outbreak, for the academic year 2020-2021 FIDEM has exceptionally decided to provide only a modular, online DEEM program.

Participants can choose between the Modules C (Medieval Latin I-II, Palaeography I-II, Codicology I-II, Textual Editing I-II) and D (Palaeography I-II, Codicology I-II, Textual Editing I-II, Diplomatique I-II)

All the courses will be held online in Italian, English, or French.

Classes will start on January 11, 2021 (Module C) and February 1 (Module D), and end on May 7 (Module C) and 28 (Module D).

The courses will mainly follow last year’s timetable (https://fidemweb.org/project/deem-2019-2020/), except that this academic year there will be offered lectures, exercises and personal reading-courses on extra study materials prepared by the lecturers. Both Modules are included in the Erasmus + project, and are credited 30 ECTS each.

Students coming from universities with an Erasmus + agreement with FIDEM via LUMSA (erasmuslumsa@lumsa.it) do not have to pay any enrolment fee.

Non-Erasmus + students should pay an enrolment fee of € 400.

The prerequisite for admission to these programs is a bachelor’s degree in one of the humanities.

At the end of the course a certificate of participation will be issued on request.

This certificate of participation is not equivalent to the Diploma. To receive the Diploma, the full annual program must be completed and a final essay written. The certificate of participation, however, will be accepted as partial fulfilment of the next academic year’s course for the Diploma.

Deadline for applications:  December 15, 2020

Application formhttps://fidemweb.org/application-form-2020-2021-f-online/ 

General coordination is by Doctor Massimiliano Lenzi (Sapienza, Università di Roma: deem@fidemweb.org).

Find out more information here: https://fidemweb.org/


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Published by Roisin Astell

Dr Roisin Astell has a First Class Honours in History of Art at the University of York, an MSt. in Medieval Studies at the University of Oxford, and PhD from the University of Kent’s Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies.

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