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MST
St. Michael's College
39 courses · University of Toronto St. George
MST110H1
Robin Hood: Legend and Legacy
MST201H1
Getting Medieval: Myths and Monsters
MST202H1
Getting Medieval: Place and Space
MST210H1
The Early Medieval Tradition
MST211H1
The Middle Ages and the Movies
MST212H1
The Later Medieval Tradition
MST213H1
Dante and the Christian Imagination
MST222H1
Medieval Latin Literature
MST226H1
King Arthur
MST230H1
The Middle Ages in Modern Life: Games, Television, and the Popular Imagination
MST231H1
On the Move in Medieval Eurasia
MST232H1
How to Be a Barbarian: Beard, Battles and Belief at the Dawn of the Middle Ages
MST233H1
Viking Cultures
MST234H1
Women's Lives in Medieval Europe
MST242H1
Medieval Mythologies and Methodologies
MST300H1
Alexander the Great in the Middle Ages
MST301H1
Special Topics in Medieval Studies
MST323H1
Medieval Latin Prose
MST324H1
The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages
MST326H1
Medieval Music: thought and practice
MST328H1
Medieval Latin Poetry
MST340H1
Medieval Genders and Sexualities
MST341H1
Middle Ages by the Numbers
MST358H1
The Medieval Book
MST359H1
Medieval Theology
MST361H1
Medieval Law
MST399H1
Research Opportunity Program
MST399Y1
Research Opportunity Program
MST400Y1
Languages and Methods for Medieval Studies
MST401H1
Advanced Topics in Medieval Studies
MST404H1
Languages in Medieval Studies: Palaeography I
MST405H1
Languages in Medieval Studies: Palaeography II
MST406H1
Medieval Seminar II
MST407Y1
Medieval Seminar I
MST410H1
Languages for Medieval Studies: Old Norse
MST435H1
Independent Studies in Medieval Studies
MST436H1
Advanced Latin Seminar
MST442H1
Medieval Skills and Methodologies
MST490Y1
Senior Essay in Medieval Studies