We offer specialized taught MA degrees in the following areas. These are designated, for example, as ‘MA in History of Art (Architectural History and Theory)’:
To gain a pathway degree, you must take two out of your four taught modules in the relevant specialism and write your dissertation on a related topic.
The following is a provisional list of the modules the department is expecting to offer in 2023-24, showing how they relate to these specialisms. Please note that this list may still be subject to change.
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Medieval Islamic Architecture on the Frontiers: Synthesis, Innovation & Change |
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Monument, Object, Fetish, Artefact: Contesting 'Modern' Sculpture |
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New! Who Owns Antiquities? The Politics of Museology and Archaeology |
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Who to contact
- Prof Anthony Geraghty
Director of Taught MA Programmes- Dr James Boaden
Director of Research Programmes- Dr Jeremy Melius
Examinations Officer- For all general enquiries please contact:
history-of-art@york.ac.uk
For postgraduates