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MA History of Art (Modern and Contemporary Art)
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  • This course will take you on a journey that explores how art and visual culture speak to urgent global issues, including identity and memory, politics and social justice, health and technology,
    MA History of Art (British Art)
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  • British art making has been at the heart of a wide range of worldwide networks and dialogues, from the material culture of early medieval Britain, through the painting and sculpture of
    MA History of Art
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  • In contemporary society, with innovative technologies for visual research and communication, the ability to analyse images, art and architecture is more valuable than ever.; We will not be running
    MA History of Art (Art Curating)
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  • Gain the practical skills needed to lead curatorial projects. Engage with pressing issues in the field, such as the ethics and politics of curating, decolonisation, the restitution and repatriation
    PhD in History of Art
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  • The PhD requires a dissertation of not more than 90,000 words, to be submitted by full-time students after a period of three years' study, by part-time students after six years of study. As with our
    PGCE English - Queen Ethelburga's College
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  • Start your teaching career and inspire the next generation of pupils by studying PGCE (English) at the University of York.Become part of a critically important education community. Learn to be an
    MA History of Art (Fashion History)
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  • Explore the production of the dressed body and apply research to answer novel questions about the modern world. Work confidently across images, text and objects.Why study fashion history at
    PhD in Conservation Studies
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  • If your passion lies in researching sustainable conservation practices, our doctoral degrees provide the opportunity to combine academic rigour with creativity and innovation. Study with a
    MSc Material Culture and Experimental Archaeology
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  • Material culture tells the story of people and their things: allowing us insights into the significance that objects held for people in the past.Interweaving practical and theoretical approaches to