This Master of Arts (MA) program in Art History and Visual Culture offers a comprehensive exploration of fine arts, contemporary visual forms, and their global relevance. You will delve into intercultural issues within art history and visual culture, alongside professional practices in the arts. Based in London, the program leverages the city's rich artistic landscape, providing direct access to world-class museums and galleries like the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Saatchi Gallery. This program allows you to earn both a UK and a US degree, with options for full-time study over one year or part-time over two years.
The program blends theory and practical skills, beginning with an exploration of art history and comparative global art studies, alongside research methods. The second semester focuses on contemporary art, using London as a backdrop, and covers visual cultures and curatorial practices within the international art market. The final semester offers a choice between an internship or an extended research project.
This MA program prepares graduates for diverse career paths within the global art world and related creative industries. The combination of academic study, practical skills, and optional internships equips students with a competitive advantage for roles in galleries, museums, auction houses, and curatorial positions.
Specific academic entry requirements may vary. Please refer to the programme specification for the most up-to-date information.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Please check the university website for the latest fee information.
The program awards both a UK and a US degree.