Autumn Term (Oct-Dec) 2023, Venice-based core modules:

• Compulsory CORE (History) module: Order and Disorder: Culture, Society, and Religion in Renaissance Venice (HI985-30)
• Compulsory CORE (History of Art) module: Research in Medieval and/or Early Modern Art/Architectural History (HA970-30)

Spring Term (Jan-March) 2024, Warwick-based core modules:

• Compulsory CORE module: Renaissance Culture and Society (RS904-30) mostly Tuesday 12:00-14:00
• Compulsory CORE module: Methodology Class (RS902-0) mostly Wednesday (odd numbered weeks only) 13:00-14:00

Spring Term (Jan-March) 2024, Warwick-based optional modules:

One optional module to be chosen from the list below:

• Then and Now: Displaying the Renaissance (HA980-30)
• Deconstructing Medieval and Early Modern Buildings (HA960) [Will run only if there is enough interest]
• The Development of English Drama 1558-1659 (EN985-30)
• Early Modern Ecologies (EN9C8-30)
• Epigraphy (CX900-30)
• Art of the Ancient World (CX903-30)

• Themes and Approaches to the Historical Study of Religious Cultures (HI993)

• Themes and Approaches to the Historical Study of Consumption (HI994)

• Themes and Approaches to the Historical Study of Empire (HI995)

• Advanced Study Option II (RS906-30). This is a directed reading module in Renaissance & Medieval studies, functioning on a tutorial basis. This year's ASO will be taught by Professor Catherine Bates on English Renaissance Poetry and Poetics and 'Christopher Codrington: Poetry, Patronage, and Commemoration' (tbc)

Summer Term (April-Sept) 2024

Compulsory CORE module: Dissertation (RS903-60)