MLitt (Research) History of Art
Course Overview
This research-focused M.Litt program in the History of Art provides a unique opportunity to conduct an original, in-depth investigation into a specialized area of art history, resulting in a substantial thesis. Students are immersed in a vibrant academic community with access to exceptional local collections, fostering object-based learning and interdisciplinary collaboration. The program is designed to develop advanced research skills and contribute a distinct scholarly contribution to the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Diverse research supervision spanning European periods, Modernist studies, Chinese art, and material culture
- Exceptional object-based learning opportunities using outstanding local archives and collections
- Specialized training in advanced research methodologies and practical skills
- Active participation in a dynamic research seminar series with leading visiting academics
- Interdisciplinary focus on technical art history, conservation science, and art theory
Course Overview
This research-focused M.Litt program in the History of Art provides a unique opportunity to conduct an original, in-depth investigation into a specialized area of art history, resulting in a substantial thesis. Students are immersed in a vibrant academic community with access to exceptional local collections, fostering object-based learning and interdisciplinary collaboration. The program is designed to develop advanced research skills and contribute a distinct scholarly contribution to the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Diverse research supervision spanning European periods, Modernist studies, Chinese art, and material culture
- Exceptional object-based learning opportunities using outstanding local archives and collections
- Specialized training in advanced research methodologies and practical skills
- Active participation in a dynamic research seminar series with leading visiting academics
- Interdisciplinary focus on technical art history, conservation science, and art theory