MA Buddhist Art: History and Conservation
Postgraduate Taught Courses
MA Buddhist Art: History and Conservation- MA History of Art
- Circum-Atlantic Visual Culture, c. 1770-1830
- Continuity and Innovation: Reframing Italian Renaissance Art from Masaccio to Michelangelo
- New York-London-Paris, 1880-1940
- Bodies of Knowledge in the Early Modern Netherlands 1540-1660
- Art in Northern Europe c.1360 – 1520: Reinterpreting the Object
- Experiencing Modernism: Utopia, Politics, and Times of Turmoil
- Documenting Fashion: Modernity, Films and Image in America and Europe, 1920-1960
- Modernism after Postmodernism: Twentieth Century Art and its Interpretation
- Global Conceptualism: The Last Avant Garde or a New Beginning?
- Documentary Reborn: Photography, Film and Video in Global Contemporary Art
- Beyond Utopia: New Geographies of Russian Art
- Architectures of Empire: Contested Spaces and their Legacies
- Beyond Abstract Expressionism: American Origins, Global Afterlives
- Strolling Isfahan: Masters, Merchants and Monarchs
- England, Europe and Beyond: Art, Trade and Identity in the Middle Ages
- Wordplay: Intersections between the verbal and the visual, c.1870 to the present
- Victorian Science and Aesthetic Movement Art
- “Drop Dead” New York: Art, Film and Activism Downtown, 1971-1992
- Miniature to Monumental: Encounters with Medieval Art
- Countercultures: Alternative Art in Eastern Europe and Latin America 1959-1989
- Beijing and Beyond: Art and Empire in Early Modern China
- Collecting and Curating the Modern: European Art 1863-1930
- MA Conservation of Wall Painting
- MA Curating the Art Museum
- Postgraduate Diploma in the Conservation of Easel Paintings
- MA Conservation of Wall Painting
- Graduate Diploma in the History of Art
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