Art history level courses

...One of the few specialist degrees of its kind, this course trains you in the traditions of printmaking as well as related contemporary processes – from drawing and collage to photography, artists’ books and digital technologies. The Fine Art Printmaking course stimulates creative exploration...

...Fine Art Sculpture at Brighton is a dynamic course that addresses contemporary fine art through exploring material, space and form in its widest sense. At Brighton we take the view that sculpture is a way of thinking as much as a way of making. You will join a community of fine artists...

...Our graduates have gone on to careers in teaching and galleries, heritage organisations, as well as to PhD research. Should you be considering advanced study in art history, this programme provides the perfect preparation, as you will have gained both a strong foundation in the discipline... Learn about: Global Context, Islamic world...

.... Students are assessed on their practical teaching of History and their progress in achieving the standards for Qualified Teacher Status by gathering evidence... Learn about: History Politics, History teacher, History QTS...

... in world history and who wish to gain practical skills to engage with an understanding of how the past shapes the present... Learn about: Modern History, Medieval History, Ancient 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 looking to undertake research training that will prepare you for research in the field of economic and social history?... Learn about: Ms Word, Social History...

...This course will explore how the art and culture of Japan inspired 19th century European artists. After an introduction to the Japanese culture that was transported to Europe in the 1850s, we will look at how specific artists and movements adopted and transformed Japanese art to suit their...

...The course explores the major art movements in Western art from 1900 to around 1950, considering the impact of the world wars, the changing roles of artists and patrons, psychology and other contributing factors. We follows a broadly chronological survey of the major phases in modern...

...By the middle of the 18th century London seemed like the centre of the cultural universe. The city was the largest in the Western world, alive with the energy of 700,000 people from around the globe. As the era’s most popular art form printmaking documented and satirised the era’s important people...

...The BA in Ancient and Medieval History is concerned with the European and Mediterranean worlds from the Aegean Bronze Age to the end of the Middle Ages. Grade A in the Core, with AA at A-level (to include History/Ancient History)... Learn about: Part Time, Ancient History...

... for the social and cultural impact of our research - and be taught by political historians working at the cutting edge of their research disciplines. Alongside core politics modules in your first year introducing you to contemporary British politics and international relations theory, you’ll study history... 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...

...This course successfully combines traditional, academically challenging history modules with the newer discipline of heritage discourse and the vocationally relevant aspects of management, customer care and marketing. In this way, you receive a stimulating learning experience while simultaneously...

...Explore how literature and history have shaped our culture and society. You also have the opportunity to apply for a year studying abroad. You investigate literature in diverse historical, political and cultural contexts. You’ll engage with historical evidence of international interest in our... Learn about: Global History, Environment and Empire, Ideas of History...

...What is art? is just one of the questions Critical Practice students are encouraged to explore. On this conceptual and challenging course you will develop as an artist through a critical approach to your own work and that of others. You will acquire creative, intellectual and technical skills...

... issues, themes and contexts associated with the changing nature of parishes and parish churches. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of a breadth of notable research on topics ranging from the conservation of the church and its legislative framework, sacred objects and art, to the management...

... as a practising artist, fine art photographer, professional printmaker or site-specific artist. Where and when? Location: Ashford Start date: September Duration:... Learn about: Oil Painting...

...The course content is an individual practical study of Fine Art in a contemporary context. Your individual approach to the making of Fine Art is of greatest importance as you search for greater clarity of means and expression. The tutor team consists of professional artists working in a wide range... Learn about: Diploma in Fine Art, Sustainable individual practice, Fine Art part time...

...With an emphasis on understanding how the art market functions, you will be introduced to a wide range of businesses, collections and professionals. You will also study the economic and legal contexts within which professional practice is grounded, and gain the ability to apply techniques related... Learn about: Trade and Globalisation, Art Market, Cultural Heritage...