The Institute of Medieval Studies and its researchers actively collaborate in the Faculty's pedagogical offer, integrating, in varying scales and dimensions, the training offer of the three teaching cycles, for the areas of History (1st, 2nd and 3rd cycle), Archaeology (1st, 2nd and 3rd cycle) and History of Art (1st, 2nd and 3rd cycle).
See the list of Curricular Units to which IEM is linked:
Bachelor in Archaeology
Medieval Christian Archaeology
Medieval islamic Archaeology
Medieval History
Bachelor in History
Medieval History
History of Medieval Portugal
History of Medieval Portugal (XIII-XV)
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Spaces and forms of Power in the Middle Ages
Heraldry and Iconography of Power in the Middle Ages
Religious History of the Medieval West (5th – 15th centuries)
History of Europe (in collaboration)
History of the oceans (in collaboration)
History of Lisbon (in collaboration)
IEM Curricular Provision
Atelier for Initiation to Research in Medieval Studies I
Atelier for Initiation to Research in Medieval Studies II
Bachelor in Art History
History of Art from the 5th to the 15th centuries
Bachelor in Languages, Literatures and Cultures
Master in Archaeology
Rural Archaeology
Digital Technologies for Heritage Analysis
Master in History
History of Medieval Lisbon
Igreja, religiosidade e devoção na Idade Média
Sistemas de Poder na Idade Média
Territórios, cidades e paisagens
História dos quotidianos e da cultura material (em colaboração)
Poderes e governança: sistemas, estruturas e protagonistas (em colaboração)
Seminário de Acompanhamento
Master in History of Art and Museology
Emotions and feelings in medieval art
Artistic Exchanges in Mediterranean Europe in the Middle Ages
PhD in Archaeology
Seminar in Archaeology of the Landscapes
PhD in History
PhD in History of Art
In-depth topics in the History of Art
PhD in Medieval Studies (em associação com a Universidade Aberta)
Medieval Methodologies Workshop
Research Seminar: Crossed perspectives in Medieval Studies
Medievalisms and Neo-Medievalisms
Questioning the Medieval Studies: Problems and Theories
Medieval Primary Sources Seminar