History of Art MRes

M.Res.

Overview

Course Overview

The core of the MRes programme is a 20,000-word thesis, which is supported by both research training and art theory modules. Both of these core modules will equip you with the skills to enable you to complete your thesis. The core research training module offers advice on how to hone your research topic, write a research rationale and present your thesis. -Criticism and Methods- engages with a range of art historical methodologies and addresses theoretical debates emerging within the discipline. The module helps you frame your current research within the wider art historical research context. In your second term, you also chose one optional module. Recent subjects have included: Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art; Theorising and Historicising Exhibitions; Artists- Film and Video and Digital Cultures. Explore postgraduate study at Birmingham at one of our on-campus open days. Register to attend at: If you can-t make it to one of our on-campus open days, our virtual open days run regularly throughout the year. For more information, please visit:

Program Outline

Program Outline

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Course Overview

Teaching method:
Starting in: October
Full Time Duration: 12 months
Part Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

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Fees:

Domestic Students: 4,200 GBP (5,530 USD) per 1
International Students: 15,210 GBP (20,030 USD) per 1

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University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Course Overview

The core of the MRes programme is a 20,000-word thesis, which is supported by both research training and art theory modules. Both of these core modules will equip you with the skills to enable you to complete your thesis. The core research training module offers advice on how to hone your research topic, write a research rationale and present your thesis. -Criticism and Methods- engages with a range of art historical methodologies and addresses theoretical debates emerging within the discipline. The module helps you frame your current research within the wider art historical research context. In your second term, you also chose one optional module. Recent subjects have included: Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art; Theorising and Historicising Exhibitions; Artists- Film and Video and Digital Cultures. Explore postgraduate study at Birmingham at one of our on-campus open days. Register to attend at: If you can-t make it to one of our on-campus open days, our virtual open days run regularly throughout the year. For more information, please visit:

Program Outlines

Course Overview

Teaching method:
Starting in: October
Full Time Duration: 12 months
Part Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

Ratings:

Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:

Fees:

Domestic Students: 4,200 GBP (5,530 USD) per year
International Students: 15,210 GBP (20,030 USD) per year

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University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

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