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The Program in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies (CHAPS) emphasizes the development of a broad understanding of heritage contexts and policies along with development of professional skills.
The Arizona Ph.D. in the History and Theory of Art is a collaborative program with the University of Arizona in Tucson and Arizona State University in Tempe. The emphasis is on interdisciplinary methodologies and electronic technologies to prepare stude...
This flexible programme allows you to study the history of art and design from the French Revolution to the present day. Leading scholars in their respective fields will encourage you to develop a critical awareness of contemporary culture as well as st...
Recognized as an innovator in the arts since its inception more than 100 years ago, and internationally esteemed as a school of art and design, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago offers a comprehensive college education centered in the visual an...
Within UC's School of Fine Arts, Art History has been operating for nearly thirty years. There are eight full-time staff, who between them have an impressive record in teaching, publications and exhibition curating. They are all active researchers kn...
The MA program requires a minimum of 30 credit hours of course work; proficiency in reading German and French or Italian (and Greek or Latin for classical archaeology); the passing of a qualifying exam; and the completion of a written thesis. The progra...
This uniquely designed and intensive 10 week program provides an interdisciplinary view into the secret world of stolen art.
The University of Manchester welcomes applications from overseas. The University is a truly cosmopolitan community with nearly 2,500 international students, and many scholars and researchers, from more than 120 countries. We also have established links...
The postgraduate program has excellent links with the professions and is taught by practitioners from leading museums including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Bodleian Library. It is concerned with the conservation of paper-based artefacts and i...
At the center of the graduate certificate program in museum management is the University's McKissick Museum. Established in 1976, the museum serves as...
This innovative course benefits from collaborative relationships with museums and galleries of national and international significance, notably the Holburne Museum, Bath; Arnolfini, Bristol; Spike Island, Bristol; and Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery...
Three year graduate program that prepares students for careers as museum or private conservators, to care for artistic, historic, or culturally significant material artifacts. Program includes a 12-month internship.