专业概况
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The MLitt in Art History offers a diverse range of subject areas, from early medieval art and architecture to contemporary performance art; modules address major themes and concepts that connect different periods of art history.
Course information
The MLitt in Art History is designed to:
- develop and enhance core research and writing skills
- introduce and deepen knowledge of the theoretical and methodological foundations of art history
- enable students to explore current critical debates, art media and contextual questions.
Highlights
- The choice of modules allows wide-ranging study of thematic or methodological issues, as well as focused research pathways.
- Small class sizes prioritise discussion with peers and interaction with the tutor.
- Students have the opportunity to attend class trips, and there is a research seminar with guest lecturers for all staff and students every two weeks. Students may also apply to take part in exchange programmes at our partner institutions.
- Students have access to extensive library holdings including a major visual resources collection with over 150,000 images and a microfiche copy of the Conway and Witt photographic archives, comprising some two million images of works of art.
Careers
Recent postgraduates in Art History are employed in:
- universities
- archives
- museums
- galleries
- auction houses
- radio stations
- publishing houses and magazines.
The Careers Centre offers one-to-one advice to all students on a taught postgraduate course and offers a programme of events to assist students in building their employability skills.
所属院系
进入哪个院系学习? Art History
中国学生入学要求
为来自中国的学生设计 Postgraduate candidates will be expected to hold a Bachelor's degree from a prestigious university with an overall mark of 85% or above. The degree of MD (Medicine) requires a medical qualification that is recognised by the UK General Council.
课程信息
学制:全日制(1 年)
学费:£20,370.00 (¥ 183,939) /年
开学时间:2022九月27日, 2022一月10日
申请截止日期:
留学地点:University of St AndrewsCollege Gate,St Andrews,KY16 9AJ, Scotland