Nota Bene: The Centre for Medieval Studies will be offering a full year of courses in the Fall and Spring terms of 2020-2021. Because of prevailing circumstances there might be changes to delivery mode. Such changes to course offerings will be communicated here as soon as possible.
The sessional dates for 2020-21 can be seen on the website of the School of Graduate Studies (SGS).
CMS Course Timetable for 2020-21 can be found here. The preliminary Course List for 2020-2021 can be found below.
It will be possible to enrol into courses from July 15th onward.
To enrol in a course on ROSI, provide the course code in a format without spaces, and with an additional Y (for full-year courses) or H (for half courses), following the examples below:
- MST1000Y
- MST1101H
In addition to those courses offered by the Centre for Medieval Studies, students may enrol in courses offered by other departments relating to the Middle Ages. Approved courses from other departments are cross-listed below (but the list is not yet complete); other relevant courses not listed here may be taken in consultation with the Associate Director or the PhD Co-ordinator. NB: Course offerings are subject to change. All details concerning course offerings cross-listed from other departments should be checked with the relevant academic department as changes can occur which may not be reflected in our listing.
- Staff indicates that the course is team-taught, or rotates among various faculty members.
- Y and L indicate full-year courses.
- F and S indicate half-year courses taught, respectively, in the fall and spring terms.
- H indicates half-year courses.
Please refer to the calendar of the School of Graduate Studies for information about regulations.
COURSES OFFERED BY CMS
| Course | Instructor | Day/Time | Location | Term | Delivery Mode |
| MST 1000Y. Medieval Latin | C. O’Hogan | M-F 1-2 pm | LI301 | Fall & Spring | |
| MST 1001Y. Medieval Latin II | A. Andrée (F)
S. Ghosh (S) |
M-F 1-2 pm | LI 310 | Fall & Spring | |
| MST 1003Y. Professional Development for Medieval Studies PhDs | S. Ghosh | F 11–1 pm | LI 310 | Fall & Spring | |
| MST 1020H. The Medieval Latin Epic | C. O’Hogan | M 3-5 | LI 310 | Fall | |
| MST 1022H Transmission and Reception: The Survival and Use of the Latin Classics | A. Andrée | T 10-12 | LI 310 | Fall | |
| MST1101H Codicology | C. O’Hogan | M 10-12 | LI310 | Spring | |
| MST 1102H Practical Palaeography | J. Haines | R 11-1 | LI 301 | Spring | |
| MST 1105H Latin Palaeography II | G. Dinkova Bruun | T 10-12 | PIMS ‘L’ | Spring | |
| MST 1384H. Exeter Book of Old English Verse | A. Walton | R 2-4 | LI 301 | Spring | |
| MST 2010H Old Norse | R. Getz | F 9-11 | LI 301 | Fall | |
| MST 2037H Legendary History of Britain and Ireland | B. Miles | F2-4 | LI 103 | Fall | |
| MST 2040H Beginnings of Medieval Rhetoric and Poetics | J. Ross | T 2-4 | LI 301 | Fall | |
| MST 2051H Middle Welsh | B. Miles | W 11-1 | LI 301 | Spring | |
| MST 3021H. Boethius | J. Magee | M 10-12 | LI 301 | Fall | |
| MST 3123H. Intro to Medieval Medicine | N. Everett | R 10-12 | LI301 | Fall | |
| MST 3150H. Medieval French Epic: Kings and Heroes | D. Kullmann | R 2-4 | LI 301 | Fall | |
| MST 3164H Medieval French Romance: The Grail | D. Kullmann | W 11-1 | LI 103 | Spring | |
| MST 3231H. Clio’s Workshop; Intro to Historical Methods | S. Ghosh | W 2-4 | LI310 | Spring | |
| MST 3237H. Rules and Customaries | I. Cochelin | T 2-4 | LI 310 | Spring | |
| MST 3301H. Themes in Medieval Philosophy | P. King | M 2-4 | LI 301 | Spring | |
| MST 3346H. Medieval Islamic Philosophy | D. Black | W 10-12 | LI 301 | Fall | |
| MST 3501H Intro to Medieval Christian Liturgy | J. Haines | R 11-1 | LI 310 | Fall | |
| MST 3602H. Crime and Punishment in the Middle Ages | Y. Iglesias | W 2-4 | LI 310 | Fall | |
| MST 9310F. Directed Reading | Staff | N/A | N/A | Fall | |
| MST 9310S Directed Reading | Staff | N/A | N/A | Spring | |
| MST 9310Y. Directed Reading | Staff | N/A | N/A | Year | |
| MST 9315F Directed Reading | Staff | N/A | N/A | Fall | |
| MST 9315S Directed Reading | Staff | N/A | N/A | Spring |
COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS (incomplete list; will be completed shortly)
| Art History | ||
| FAH 1123HS Art of the Medieval Book | A. Cohen | W10-1. Please check with department for details on availability |
| Book History and Print Culture (Collaborative Program) | ||
| BKS 1001F Introduction to Book History | Please check with department for details | |
| BKS 1002S Book History in Practice | Please check with department for details | |
| BKS 2000H Advanced Seminar in Book History and Print Culture | Please check with department for details | |
| BKS 2001H Practicum in Book History and Print Culture | Please check with department for details | |
| Classical Studies | ||
| Comparative Literature | ||
| East Asian Studies | ||
| English | ||
| ENG 1001HF Old English I | D. Klausner | W10-1pm. Please check with department for details |
| French Language and Literature | ||
| FRE 1164F Initiation à l’ancien français | D. Kullmann | M11-1pm. Please check with department for details |
| Germanic Languages and Literature | ||
| GER 6000F Reading German for Graduate Students | F2-4pm. Please check with department for details | |
| GER 6000S Reading German for Graduate Students | F2-4pm. Please check with department for details | |
| History | ||
| HIS 1213F Institutes of Perfection | I. Cochelin | T2-4. Please check with department for further details |
| HIS 1221S Topics in Early Modern European Social History | N. Terpstra | Please check with department for details |
| Italian Studies | ||
| ITA 1200. Dante | E. Brilli | Please check with department for details |
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Near and Middle Eastern Civilization |
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| Religious Studies | ||
| Slavic Languages and Literatures | ||
| Toronto School of Theology | ||
Location Key
- AH
- Alumni Hall, 121 St Joseph Street
- BC
- Birge–Carnegie Library, 75a Queen’s Park
- BF
- Bancroft Building, 4 Bancroft Avenue
- BT
- Comparative Literature Seminar Room, Isabel Bader Theatre 93 Charles Street West, 3rd floor
- CR
- Carr Hall, 100 St Joseph Street
- EJ
- Music Library, Edward Johnson Building, 80 Queen’s Park
- IN
- Innis College, 2 Sussex Avenue
- JH
- Jackman Humanities Building, 170 St George Street
- KL
- PIMS Library, J.M. Kelly Library, 113 St Joseph Street, 4th floor
- LA
- Gerald Larkin Building, 15 Devonshire Place
- LI
- Lillian Massey Building, 125 Queen’s Park, 3rd floor (SE corner of Bloor Street & Queen’s Park)
- MA
- Colin Friesen Room, Massey College, 4 Devonshire Place
- NF
- Northrop Frye Hall, 73 Queen’s Park Crescent East
- OH
- Odette Hall, 50 St Joseph Street
- PI
- Pontifical Institute of Mediæval Studies (PIMS), 59 Queen’s Park Crescent East
- PR
- E.J. Pratt Library, 71 Queen’s Park Crescent East
- RB
- Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, 120 St George Street
- RL
- Robarts Library, Dictionary of Old English, Room 14284, 14th floor, 130 St George Street
- SS
- Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St George Street
- TC
- Trinity College, 6 Hoskin Avenue
- TF
- Teefy Hall, 57 Queen’s Park Crescent East
- UC
- University College, 12 King’s College Circle
- VC
- Victoria College, 73 Queen’s Park Crescent East
- WI
- Wilson Hall, New College, 40 Willcocks Street