Program Overview

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University Program Information

The Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto offers various programs for undergraduate and graduate students.

Undergraduate Programs

• Undergraduate Courses:
  • MST201H1 Getting Medieval: Myths and Monsters
  • MST202H1 Getting Medieval: Place and Space
  • MST300H1 Alexander the Great in the Middle Ages
• Medieval Resources at U of T:
  • Find MST Courses on the ArtSci Timetable
  • Summer Latin Program

Graduate Programs

• Prospective Graduate Students:
  • Application Information
  • Collaborative Programs
  • Student Life
• MA Program:
  • Program Requirements
    • Guidelines for the Thesis Stream in the MA in Medieval Studies
  • Tuition and Funding
  • Scholarships and Awards
• PhD Program:
  • Program Requirements
  • Tuition and Funding
  • Scholarships and Awards
  • Funding Opportunities for PhD Students
  • Program by Year
  • Guidelines and Forms
  • Recent Dissertations
• Curriculum & Course Information:
  • Upcoming Language Exams
  • Past Language Exams
  • Current Graduate Courses
    • Current MST Course Descriptions
    • Graduate Courses

Latin Programs

• Medieval Latin Program:
  • Medieval Latin Courses
  • Medieval Latin Studies Committee
  • Learning Resources
  • Research and Publications in Medieval Latin Studies
• Medieval Latin Exams:
  • External Latin Certification
• Summer Latin Program:
  • Applying for Summer Latin
  • Fees and Financial Support
  • Beginning Latin
  • Level I Latin
  • Level II Latin

Level I Latin

The Level I Latin course is offered as part of the Summer Latin Program at the Centre for Medieval Studies. The course runs from May 19 to June 27, with 90-minute sessions, Monday through Friday, from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm, in person at Lillian Massey.

The course presupposes a basic knowledge of the elements of Latin, including declensions and conjugations, some vocabulary, and prior exposure to complex syntax. The course serves to refresh students' knowledge of grammar and/or gain additional experience of reading texts in preparation for Medieval Latin Exams.

Level I Latin Review

A two-week intensive grammar review is offered prior to the Level I Latin course, from May 6 to 16, Tuesday through Friday, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm, online. This review is open at no extra charge to those who register for the Level I Latin course.

Enrolment Restriction

To register for the Level I Latin course, a minimum mark of 30% on the Level I Latin Exam is required. A mark below 50% suggests that students should arrive early for the intensive grammar review.

Research

• Research at CMS:
  • Dissertations
  • Publication Series
• Toronto Libraries:
  • Online Resources
    • Joseph of Exeter's Ilias
    • The Eclogue of Theodulus: A Translation
  • Dictionary of Old English
  • Life After Death: Brass Rubbings Collection

People

• Directories:
  • Faculty
  • Staff
  • Graduate Students
  • Postdoctoral Fellows
  • W. John Bennett Distinguished Visiting Scholars
• Recent Publications:
  • Faculty Publications
  • Dissertations
• Honours & Awards:
  • In the News
  • Recent Honours

News & Events

• Recent News:
  • Calls for Papers
• Upcoming Events:
  • Past Events
• CMS Convivium
• CMS Chronica
• CMS Weekly Digest

Alumni & Friends

• Resources for Alumni & Friends:
  • CMS Alumni Programme
  • Alumni News
  • Upcoming Events
• Support:
  • Donate
  • Help the Dictionary of Old English