The Medieval Studies Program involves students in the depth of history and challenges them to analyze problems with more than one culture and time period in view. The University of Oregon possesses a commitment to international awareness and understanding, an undertaking only possible by knowing and reflecting on the past, as well as on our local and global present and future.
Medieval Studies Commencement Ceremony
Sunday, June 15, 2025
10:00 a.m.
Location: Straub Hall 156
What You Can Do with a Degree in Medieval Studies
Students may enroll in graduate programs either within medieval studies or within traditional fields, such as English or history, where they can focus on medieval culture. Medieval studies majors have many avenues to explore careers, including:
- Business
- Computer technology
- Law
- Library science/archiving
- Linguistics
- Public service
- Publishing
- Research
- Teaching
- Writing
Our Degree Programs
Medieval studies provides an excellent general education or a solid base for graduate work in a more specialized area. We offer both a major and a minor in medieval studies.
Learn from Experts in the Field
As part of the UO, a comprehensive research university, medieval studies offers undergraduates the benefits of active and professional research faculty.
Get Real-world Experience
Our students extend their learning beyond the classroom through numerous experiential learning opportunities. Immerse yourself in another culture while studying abroad, develop vital job skills in an internship, or conduct original research on a topic that sparks your interest.
Scholarships and Funding
Students in the Department of Medieval Studies can seek funding through the College of Arts and Sciences, which awards various scholarships both to incoming students and to those already attending the UO.
Academic Support
Our academic advisors can help students understand their major or minor requirements, plan their course of study, explore study abroad opportunities, and more.
