Fascinating online history courses at your fingertips
Working with the best Tudor and medieval-era historians, Medieval Courses.com offers multi-media online courses which can be done from the comfort of your own home, wherever you are in the world. Enjoy lifetime access to our history courses and work at your own pace. Each of our courses includes Full Transcripts, and even an End of Course Certificate posted to your home. The courses are written and designed by top experts in their field, people we've chosen who are well used to teaching their subjects and who have refined their knowledge so that their students get the best possible experience from the courses. Each course module has a multiple choice quiz too, so that you can see what you learned along the way... these courses are designed so that you both learn a lot and also enjoy the process!
I found this course really informative and enjoyable, I have learnt a lot about both the Wars of the Roses and Richard III. The course had much more content then I was expecting in just ten lessons but the half hour lessons were just the right length to listen to one at a time. I look forward to taking another of the Medieval Courses!!
Jennifer
I really enjoyed this course and learned a lot!
Francesca
Very informative and fun!
Elizabeth Donaghue
Easy to access and full of great information, renowned historian and medieval author Toni Mounts explores the world of the medieval period in her course “Everyday Life of Medieval Folk”.
With the course online and able to be accessed throughout the year you are able to study in your own time, at your own pace, and in the comfort of your own home! With twenty units focusing on different people and occupations of the medieval period there is something for everyone in this course.
Finally there is a medieval course available for everyone no matter where they live in the world!
Sarah
Although I thought this course rather brief in its materials, quite an in depth study was provided. The C of E has always intrigued me as I was raised Lutheran and not only enjoyed learning about Martin Luther but Henry VIII- particularily as he was so against Martin Luther's leaning initially. I find it fascinating how politics and religion try time and again throughout history to convince people they are "seperate" entities but are so completely intertwined and almost inseperable.
Deborah Harsen
