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Aberystwyth University, MA, Economic and Social History of Wales

Aberystwyth University
 United Kingdom

 

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3 main study areas are selected from 7 covering economic and social history of medieval, early modern and later modern Wales and including: rural and industrial society; social history of Welsh language; society and nationality in comparative study; for the research training pathway, relevant research training modules replace some of the specialist modules.

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Superbly located on the coast in central Wales, the university’s campus enjoys spectacular views over the sea. The university’s campus is landscaped into a hillside and has a fine mix of classical and modern buildings. Direct road and rail links with all the major urban areas of Wales and England.