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Aberystwyth University, MA, History of Wales

Aberystwyth University
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time Sep years: 1
Part-time Sep years: 2 - 3
Can be studied in either the English or Welsh language, provides the opportunity for advanced study of key themes in the history of Wales, drawing on the Department’s interests in the political, religious and cultural history of Wales from the medieval period to the present.

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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.