The MRes in Medieval Studies is an advanced research degree designed for those with a passion for the Medieval period. This interdisciplinary programme allows students to explore the Middle Ages through subjects such as History, Literature, Theology, Celtic Studies, and Archaeology. By combining taught elements with independent research, this degree provides the ideal foundation for further academic study or a career requiring strong analytical and research skills. Students benefit from the University’s longstanding tradition of teaching and research in Medieval Studies, with access to leading academics and high-profile projects such as ‘Strata Florida’ and ‘Monastic Wales’. The course draws on specialist expertise and unique resources, particularly the Special Collections of the Roderic Bowen Library, which houses over 35,000 printed works, 8 medieval manuscripts, nearly 100 post-medieval manuscripts, and 69 incunabula. These collections provide a rich resource for original research and scholarly exploration. The MRes programme is designed to develop advanced research expertise. One-third of the course consists of taught modules, covering key topics in Medieval Studies alongside essential research methods training. The remaining two-thirds focus on an independent research project, developed in collaboration with an experienced supervisor. This structure allows students to explore their intellectual interests in depth while gaining practical experience in designing, conducting, and presenting research.