Masters courses

Robert Browning Memorial Fund Graduate Scholarship in Hellenic Studies at King’s College London

Robert Browning Memorial Fund Graduate Scholarship, King’s College London

The Centre for Hellenic Studies at King’s College London is pleased to announce the award of one new Graduate Scholarship from the Robert Browning Memorial Fund, tenable for up to 3 years from September 2013. This fund has been created substantially thanks to the generosity of the Ministry of Education & Culture of the Republic of Cyprus.

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Postgraduate Studentships in Modern Greek Studies 2013-2014, University of Birmingham

THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTIQUITY
CENTRE FOR BYZANTINE, OTTOMAN AND MODERN GREEK STUDIES

Postgraduate Studentships in Modern Greek Studies 2013-2014

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MA studentships at King's College London

The Centre for Hellenic Studies, King’s College London, announces up to 4 scholarships for its MA (Master’s) programmes in Modern Greek Studies and in Late Antique and Byzantine Studies, beginning in September 2013. Each scholarship has the value of £2,500 and is offered for either one year of full-time study or two years part-time.

For the full programmes of study and modules (courses) available in 2013-14 please visit

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/chs/modules/level7/2013-4.aspx

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Post-graduate programmes in Modern Greek at KCL

TAUGHT MASTERS IN MODERN GREEK LITERATURE AT KING’S COLLEGE LONDON (2012-13)

The Centre for Hellenic Studies at King’s College London invites applications for the one-year (full-time) MA in Modern Greek Studies (Literature), for entry in September 2012.

Funding opportunities are available:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/chs/study/fund/index.aspx

Modules (courses) to be offered in 2012-13:

Taught modules
Greek modernity and the city (20 credits)
Modern Greek poetry and the epic tradition (20 credits)

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MA Programmes at King's College London

This is a one-year taught programme which offers the opportunity for in-depth study in any one of three disciplines: history, literature, or sociolinguistics, or in an interdisciplinary combination, all with specific reference to Greece and the Greek-speaking world, and concentrating chiefly on the last two centuries.

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