HIST201: From Bede to Becket: The Cult of Saints in Earlier Medieval England, c. 600-1200 - Undergraduate Studies, Department of History, Lancaster University, UK


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Undergraduate Menu Introduction Why Study at Lancaster? Degree Schemes Part I Course Part II Courses Study Abroad What our Students Say Visit Us Careers FAQs Funding How to Apply Undergraduate Enquiries Christine Dundas Tel: +44 (0) 1524 593155 Fax: +44 (0) 1524 846102 history@lancaster.ac.uk Room: Bowland B122	HIST201: From Bede to Becket: The Cult of Saints in Earlier Medieval England, c. 600-1200 Prolific and often politically important, the cult of saints was central to medieval life and thought. They were responsible, moreover, for producing many of the records on which we depend for our knowledge of the period. This course asks what these sources can tell us about the origins and early history of England. For further information on HIST201 visit the Lancaster University Online Courses Handbook.	Essential Information Convenor: Dr Paul Hayward Taught: Michaelmas or Lent Credits: 15 Length: 10 weeks Assessment: Coursework and exam Current Undergrads Undergraduate Resources & Information Related Links Information for Parents & Guardians History Society Student Prizes Undergraduate Prizes Chancellor's Medal
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