Program Overview

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies program is an interdisciplinary program devoted to the study of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, its history, culture, and thought. Students may concentrate upon a specific period, topic, or figure, or upon the broader pre-modern period.

Program Overview

This program is in the Department of Global Humanities within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Credential

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies program offers a Certificate.

Career Possibilities

The program provides students with a broad range of career possibilities.

Admission Requirements

• Admission requirements are not explicitly stated in the provided context, but general admission requirements can be found under the "Requirements" section.
  • Canadian high school
  • International High School Students
  • United States High School
  • Indigenous Students
  • College/university transfer
  • International Baccalaureate
  • Diverse qualifications
  • Additional Requirements and Policies by Applicant Type
  • Partnerships
    • SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement
    • SFU FIC Partnership
  • Admission grade ranges

How to Apply

• Apply
• Transfer to SFU
• Requirements
• Programs
• Fees & Scholarships
• Tours & Events
• Student Experience
• Connect with Us

Academic Calendar

• See certificate description for more details.

Faculty and Programs

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies program is part of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, which offers various programs, including:

• Interest Areas
• A-Z Programs
• Faculties
• Programs at Surrey campus
• Programs at Vancouver campus

Fees & Scholarships

• Uggla Family Scholarship
• Entrance Scholarships

Student Experience

• International Student Experience
  • Getting ready
  • Joining SFU
  • Getting settled
  • Financial planning & support
  • Academic support
• Indigenous Student Experience
• Hear from SFU Students
• Residence