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Centres For Medieval Studies

Many Centres / Centers for Medieval Studies exist, usually as part of a university or other research and teaching facility. Some notable ones include:

  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Bangor at Bangor University (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Bergen at the University of Bergen (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Bristol at the University of Bristol (Official site)
  • The Center for Medieval Studies, Fordham at Fordham University (Official site)
  • The Center for Medieval Studies, Freiburg at the University of Freiburg (Official site)
  • The Institute for Medieval Studies, Leeds at the University of Leeds (Official site)
  • The Center for Medieval Studies, Minnesota at the University of Minnesota (Official site)
  • The Center for Medieval Studies, Pennsylvania at Pennsylvania State University (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Prague at the Charles University in Prague and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Official site)
  • The Graduate Centre for Medieval Studies, Reading at the University of Reading (Official site)
  • The Institute for Medieval Studies, Lisbon at the Nova University of Lisbon (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Sydney at the University of Sydney (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, Toronto at the University of Toronto (Official site)
  • The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies at the University of Toronto (Official site)
  • The Centre for Medieval Studies, York at the University of York (Official site)
  • The Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University (Official site)

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