MA (Hons) Computing Science/History of Art
Course Overview
This unique joint honours program combines the technical rigour of Computing Science with the critical analysis of Art History, offering a distinctive interdisciplinary education. You will learn to engineer complex software systems while developing the skills to critically engage with visual culture and its historical contexts. The program leverages world-class resources, including The Hunterian museum and the pioneering Centre for Computing Science Education.
Key Program Highlights
- Study at a top-ranked Computing Science school (2nd in Scotland, 10th in the UK) with a dedicated Centre for Computing Science Education.
- Gain access to exceptional art collections and resources, including The Hunterian's world-famous Whistler and Mackintosh holdings.
- Develop a rare blend of skills in software engineering, algorithm design, and visual-cultural critical analysis.
- Receive a grant to support travel for third-year research, visiting museums and galleries relevant to your studies.
- Benefit from innovative facilities like the Kelvin Hall collections-access centre for hands-on learning.
Course Overview
This unique joint honours program combines the technical rigour of Computing Science with the critical analysis of Art History, offering a distinctive interdisciplinary education. You will learn to engineer complex software systems while developing the skills to critically engage with visual culture and its historical contexts. The program leverages world-class resources, including The Hunterian museum and the pioneering Centre for Computing Science Education.
Key Program Highlights
- Study at a top-ranked Computing Science school (2nd in Scotland, 10th in the UK) with a dedicated Centre for Computing Science Education.
- Gain access to exceptional art collections and resources, including The Hunterian's world-famous Whistler and Mackintosh holdings.
- Develop a rare blend of skills in software engineering, algorithm design, and visual-cultural critical analysis.
- Receive a grant to support travel for third-year research, visiting museums and galleries relevant to your studies.
- Benefit from innovative facilities like the Kelvin Hall collections-access centre for hands-on learning.
