PhD in Renaissance Studies
Why this PhD at Warwick
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About the course
We offer our doctoral students a buoyant research culture with academics of national and international renown from across Medieval, Renaissance, and Early Modern Studies (see 'People'). Students are typically advised by two supervisors based in different departments. This allows them to pursue research that combines multiple methodological approaches. The CSR's strong institutional links, and the presence of visiting students and scholars, make for a greatly enriching environment for our own students.
How to apply
The Centre is accepting expressions of interest from students wishing to pursue a postgraduate course in Renaissance Studies at Warwick.
Funding and application details are all here, https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/ren/prospective/phd/
including contact details, expression of interest form, link to potential supervisors etc
Success stories
Our graduates have gone on to teaching and research positions at a number of global institutions, eg, Sara Miglietti is senior lecturer at the Warburg Institute; Aidan Norrie teaches at University Campus North Lincolnshire; Sophia Li is professor at the National Sun Yet-sen University in Taiwan; Leila Zammar teaches and researches in Rome.