Masters Degrees (Arthurian Literature)

Bangor University's MA in Arthurian literature, the only one of its kind in the world, explores insular (Britain and Ireland) and Continental medieval traditions of Arthurian writing from the inception of the legend (perhaps as early as the 6th century) to the present day. Read more

School of Humanities A flexible course giving you the chance to study specialist options from each of the major literary periods, from Old English to the present day. Read more

School of Humanities A flexible course giving you the chance to study specialist options from each of the major literary periods, from Old English to the present day. Read more

If you want to undertake further English literature study, but don't want to specialise in any one area, MA English Literature may be the perfect course for you. Read more

The MA in Celtic Studies is a unique distance learning programme which offers students interested in Welsh and Celtic Studies the opportunity to study various aspects of the history, literature and cultural heritage of the Celtic regions in their own homes. Read more

Our English Literature MA offers the opportunity to pursue English literary studies at an advanced level. Read more

Medieval Studies is a well-known and internationally recognised area of expertise at Bangor. Over the decades particular strengths in Arthurian literature, Welsh History and Archaeology and Cymraeg, as well as Music have attracted postgraduates to Bangor to work with experts in each of these areas. Read more

A collaboration between the Departments of English and History and the Department of History at Royal Holloway, the MA in Medieval Studies has an excellent reputation, having been running for almost thirty years. Read more

Discover the incredible diversity of English literature throughout history and around the globe with this broad and varied Masters degree. Read more

It is entirely possible to study with us through the medium of English or Welsh. The MA in Welsh offers you an exciting opportunity to study various aspects of the language and its literature through the medium of Welsh or English – from the early heroic poetry of Aneirin to 21st-century literature in translation. Read more

The Higher Diploma in Arts (Celtic Civilisation) is intended for those who already have a degree and who wish to study the literature and culture of the medieval Celtic countries intensively over one academic year full time, or two academic years part time. Read more