Art history level courses

... for a wide range of courses and areas of work. It is particularly useful for university courses in politics, economics, English, modern languages, art history...

..., timetabling and student demand. The Ancient History and Archaeology degree programme is made up of compulsory (core) and optional modules, which are worth... Learn about: Ancient History...

...Are you interested in exploring the history of sixteenth-, seventeenth- or eighteenth-century Britain, Europe and the wider world?... Learn about: Ms Word, Modern History...

... skills, practical methods, and broader perspectives, we also aim to create versatile thinkers ready to engage with emerging issues. The real strength of the degree is its flexibility and breadth across a wide range of themes in history and philosophy, underpinned by strong interdisciplinary connections... Learn about: Modern Science, Public with Science, Science and Society...

...Core modules provide a grounding in both history and politics as well as the links between them. Optional modules offer considerable flexibility to pick and choose from revolutionary movements in Europe and major debates in American history to issues such terrorism and genocide... Learn about: History Politics, International Relations...

... Visual Culture 30 AHV1006 Visual Media 15 Optional modules Select 15 credits of Art History and Visual Culture Level 1 optional modules. Select 15 credits...

...Are you interested in taking your knowledge of history to a higher level?Do you want to add to your repertoire of skills? Or maybe you want to continue your professional development?... Learn about: Ms Word...

...BA Degree in International History Programme Overview History demonstrates how the past has impacted upon, and shaped, the present. The degree provides a broad base of historical knowledge in the first year, upon which is built a gradually more complex and more specific understanding of...

...• Constructivism and Suprematism and their place in the development of Modern Art. • Constructivism and Suprematism in historical context...

... contexts of the time and how they impact women in art • How women artists trained as artists and managed to achieve critical acclaim and success...

...these artists often worked independently and followed totally diverse stylistic paths. We will explore the contexts of why their work differed so...

...Some of our earliest images are of animals. They have been portrayed symbolically in Christian Art as incarnations of gods or simply as favourite pets. Some artists focused on hunting and racing scenes or made a living from 'potraits' of well-bred livestock! Explore this fascinating subject through...

... of these movements were rivals, both were interested in collaborative creation and empowering the viewer through their experience with art. In this one-day course we will explore the origins of these movement and then go in-depth with key artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Richard...

...Where appropriate we will also look at the war literature, commenting on the experiences of war and relate it directly to the paintings...

...Sponsored in memory of Bertie Black The fascinating history of Western art and architecture covering the most important artists and movements...

...slides / lectures / discussions. No prior qualifications required for the course. Tutor: Geoffrey Wheaton, SJ Sessions: Thursdays 7.00 pm - 9.00 pm...

...-garde artists, moving to body and performance art of the 1960s and 1970s, and the feminist art movement. We will explore works in diverse media from painting, sculpture and photography to video and installation. We will finish by looking at most recent artists – dealing with the impact of technological...

...Northumbria University’s MA Conservation of Fine Art course is the only Master of Arts course in the UK that specialises in the conservation of Easel Painting and Works of Art on Paper...

...History, according to the current national curriculum, "should inspire pupils’ curiosity to know more about the past". Our aim is to equip students to do just that, developing their ability to plan meaningful historical experiences for pupils in the 11–16 age range, to teach effectively... Learn about: History of art, History Msc, History and Culture...

... and ownership of your learning and start to build your future. With our successful partnership with BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, this course will develop your identity as an artist, position you within an exciting and dynamic peer group and launch your career in the art world...