Classical, Medieval and Early Modern Studies-Master at University of Groningen

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About the Programme

The Classical, Medieval and Early Modern Studies Research Master’s track at the University of Groningen explores the history, literature, and cultures of premodern civilizations in Europe and the Middle East. The two-year interdisciplinary programme focuses on Classical Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and Early Modernity, allowing students to specialize in one or more areas, including History, Literature, and Classics. Students develop research expertise using contemporary research methods and tools, including digital humanities, while examining similarities and differences across historical periods.

Research and Study Opportunities

Students can design an individual research profile based on their academic interests and receive specialized tutorials and courses in theory and methodology. The programme offers opportunities to collaborate with researchers on academic projects and undertake a study period at a partner university abroad. Students complete the degree by writing an MA thesis on a topic related to their chosen specialization. The programme is taught in English, awards a Master of Arts degree, and comprises 120 ECTS credits over two years. For 2026/2027, tuition fees are €2,694 for EU/EEA students, €19,900 for non-EU/EEA students, and €16,900 for institutional tuition. The listed start dates include February, March, and September, with application deadlines varying by intake and academic year.