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These two programmes, taught in central London, take advantage of the remarkable concentration of resources in the area for the study of the Renaissance and of the expertise of teachers at UCL and at other colleges and institutes of the University of London. UCL has substantial collections of primary and secondary sources, including the College Library and Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine (formerly the Wellcome Institute). In addition, the British Library, University of London Library (in Senate House), the Warburg Institute and the Institute of Historical Research are all within five minutes walking distance of UCL.

The programmes aim to familiarise students with Renaissance sources of various kinds - literary, philosophical, visual and historical - and to introduce them to the skills needed for studying them at an advanced level.

Both programmes are open to students of all nationalities. However, the one-year programme has been designed for applicants from the U.K. and Ireland in mind, whereas the two-year programme has been designed mainly for applicants from North America and Italy.

This page last modified 16 December, 2008 Dr N Mercuri .