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Art history is a unique, interdisciplinary subject that is dedicated to understanding and sharing the historical contexts, methods and insights that art of all kinds has to offer.
Postgraduate students of art history will be able to further develop their knowledge and skills, specialising in a certain historical period or geographic region, or building expertise in art conservation and management.
There are more than 90 art history programmes to explore at postgraduate level. These include taught MA or MSc, or research qualification such as MRes, MPhil or PhD.
Entry requirements vary widely depending on the type of postgraduate course you choose. For example, you don’t usually need an art history undergraduate degree if you study for a diploma, but you may need one if you want to study for an MA.
Typically, modules on a postgraduate course include art theory, art criticism, art history and art practice. You might also cover art conservation, the art market and art law.
Graduates of this subject can pursue careers across galleries, archives, museums, private collections and academia.
Our MA Art History and Theory is ideal if you are interested in working in academia, the art world or any other field in which visual, Read more...
If you do not have the appropriate undergraduate preparation to embark on one of our MA courses, you may apply for our nine-month Graduate Read more...
For our MAD in Art History and Theory, we offer supervision across a range of fields and have a long tradition of postgraduate training in Read more...
For our MPhil in Art History and Theory, we offer supervision across a range of fields and have a long tradition of postgraduate training Read more...
For our PhD in Art History and Theory, we offer supervision across a range of fields and have a long tradition of postgraduate training in Read more...
