Medieval Studies on the world wide web
- AnglistikGuide | University Library Göttingen: Anglistik Guide, the subject gateway to scholarly relevant Internet resources on Anglo-American language and literature
- EAWC | Exploring Ancient World Cultures. University of Evansville page on historical facts about Medieval Europe - and a Medieval History Quiz!
- Kansas Hist | Kansas History Dept.: links to medieval sites all over the world, all subjects
- Intute | An Oxford gateway to medieval studies; connects to almost all medieval fields
- Iter | Gateway to the Midle Ages and Renaissance (University of Toronto)
- Netserf | The Internet Connection for medieval resources: excellent page, always up-to-date
- Medglossary | Hypertext Medieval Glossary - all the words you need when talking about the Middle Ages
- Labyrinth | The ‘must’ for any medievalist; it will lead you almost anywhere in the medieval world
- HEAnet | Ireland’s National Education and research network - Arts & Humanities: Links to history, literature, language, art, music and more
- Mediävistik |T he Essen connection to the medieval world
- MedStud | Medieval Studies at Georgetown University
- ORB | The Online Resource Book for medieval studies, indispensable
- SHUTTLE | The Voice of the Shuttle: Medieval and Renaissance gateway
- EuroDocs | Medieval & Renaissance Europe: Primary Historical Documents
- Sourcebook | Paul Halsall’s links to the medieval world
- OnlineBooks | Index of online books freely readable on the Internet
- UBvirtuell | University of Düsseldorf Virtual Library
- Chaucer | The Chaucer MetaPage of Joseph Wittig, with links to Chaucer sites
- Sources | A selection of websites that are highly useful for medievalists
- LitEncycloepedia | A global literary reference work written by over 1400 specialists from universities around the world, that currently provides over 3700 authoritative profiles of authors, works and literary and historical topics
- Virtual Oxford | A virtual tour of Oxford with many links to Colleges and Museums