MA Art History and Curating
Course Overview
This unique MA in Art History and Curating bridges the gap between theoretical study and professional practice, offering an unparalleled opportunity to develop and execute a public exhibition with major arts institutions. You will gain the critical knowledge and hands-on skills essential for a successful career in museums, galleries, and the broader cultural sector. The programme is designed to build your professional network and enhance your employability through direct engagement with the art world.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain hands-on curatorial experience by developing a public exhibition with partners like the Barber Institute of Fine Arts and Grand Union
- Master the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to research art objects and curate both historic and contemporary works
- Establish invaluable professional networks within the academic, museum, and commercial gallery sectors
- Receive dedicated employability support from the University's Careers Network and the College of Arts and Law's specialist team
- Access comprehensive career services, including recruitment fairs and individual guidance, for up to two years after graduation
Course Overview
This unique MA in Art History and Curating bridges the gap between theoretical study and professional practice, offering an unparalleled opportunity to develop and execute a public exhibition with major arts institutions. You will gain the critical knowledge and hands-on skills essential for a successful career in museums, galleries, and the broader cultural sector. The programme is designed to build your professional network and enhance your employability through direct engagement with the art world.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain hands-on curatorial experience by developing a public exhibition with partners like the Barber Institute of Fine Arts and Grand Union
- Master the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to research art objects and curate both historic and contemporary works
- Establish invaluable professional networks within the academic, museum, and commercial gallery sectors
- Receive dedicated employability support from the University's Careers Network and the College of Arts and Law's specialist team
- Access comprehensive career services, including recruitment fairs and individual guidance, for up to two years after graduation
Requirements
Modules
- LM Approaches in Curating
- LM Criticism and Methods in the History of Art and Visual Culture
- LM Curatorial Project
- LM Dissertation (MA History of Art)
- LM Postgraduate Training and Methods
- LM Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art
- LM Enterprising Culture
- LM Exhibition Cultures
- LM Made in Birmingham. Art and Urban Space
- LM What is British Art?
