Epigraphic manuscript NAL 1149 in the Bibliothèque nationale de France

Does your research involve works written in Latin? Would you like to learn more about post-classical and humanistic Latin through discussion of some key Neo-Latin Renaissance texts? Do you wish to brush up your Latin skills while discussing key ideas of the Renaissance? If so, then you may wish to join one of the (online) Latin for Research in the Humanities courses, delivered by the Warwick's Centre for the Study of the Renaissance. These courses aim to help participants (whether staff or students) develop the ability to read and understand Renaissance texts, while allowing them to brush up their Latin skills for research purposes. Currently we are offering two different courses, a 1-week intense beginner's course, and an intermediate level course where sessions take place weekly, for a whole term (or two). Please click on the links below to find out more about the different strands of 'Latin for Research' which are on offer this year. Having checked out the links, if you are already sure of which level of class with best suit you, do just complete an application via the link HERE (or tab top left). If you are unsure about your level of Latin proficiency, do read the 'Level of Latin–Which is Right for You?' page available HERE (or tab top left), after which you should be well equipped to make your decision.