American Studies at Reading is a three year course leading to a BA Honours degree.

Brief details of courses and research projects.

Informtation about an Interdisciplinary M.A. Course in Critical Theory.

This web page makes information about the Reading Classics Department available to scholars and students, whether at Reading or elsewhere.

Offers list of classes and requirements.

Department history, staff profiles and outline of courses.

Details of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, staff and their research interests.

A multi-disciplinary department covering not only language and literature, but also cinema, history and politics, philosophy and women's studies, and linguistics. Includes course, research, resource, school information and contact details.

Flexible syllabus offering choices in popular, classical and film music, music technology, composition and performance, as well the opportunity to take modules in other subjects, unique projects system, and joint degrees with Film, Theatre and Television, Fine Art, English, History of Art, modern languages and more. Offers complete programme information, research interests and contact details.

Offers a strong interdisciplinary tradition with information on research and expertise, programmes, news, jobs, facilities, staff and contact details.

Details of courses, research projects, events and staff.

Offers graduate and undergraduate degrees, research, staff and admission policies.

Offers studies in French politics, literature, French and Quebec cinema. Offers information on staff, students, courses , a year abroad, news, resources and contact details.

Provides studies into the politics and culture of the former GDR, German cinema and 19th Century German and Austrian literature. Offers information on staff, students, degree programmes, research, news and events, and contact details.

Facilitates and encourages multidisciplinary study at postgraduate level, provide a forums for all medievalists within The University of Reading, and acts as a social and intellectual meeting-point for medievalists from the wider community. Information on courses, events, publications, staff, students, applications and contact details.

A unique multi-disciplinary course that offers an understanding of how societies - past and present - organise, theorise, symbolise and ritualise the death of their members.

Provides background information on Shakespearean performance in original conditions. Centred around the construction of a replica of the Globe playhouse in London, it includes pages devoted to the original Globe and other playhouses in Early Modern London, reports and photographic documentaries on reconstruction and performances at the New Globe, and also some practical information. Provides contact details.

Offers single and combined programmes covering Britain and Europe from the Middle Ages to the present, and Modern America; masters programmes in Medieval Studies, Modern History and Rural History; and research degrees; all available full or part time. Information on programmes, staff, research, seminars, funding and contact details.

A diverse staff having expertise and knowledge in all fields of linguistic research, and language teaching, within one School. Offers information on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, research, facilities, activies, events, news and contact details.

Combines practice, theory and history in such areas as editorial and information design, in electronic publishing and in the history of printing and letterforms. Includes facilities that not only provides a laboratory of design for print, but also acts as a printing facility for the University. Includes information on programmes, research, staff, publications, collections, exhibitions, design and print and contact details.