MA Programmes
Our taught MA programmes provide unparalleled staff contact hours with internationally renowned academics. They give students a deep and systematic understanding of their chosen field of study whilst training them in the advanced skills – including languages and palaeography - required to undertake primary-sourced based research.
We offer MA programmes in:
Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture
Offered by the Warburg Institute in collaboration with the National Gallery, London, the programme combines the study of artworks and their cultural contexts with high-level linguistic, archive and research skills for a new generation of academic art historians and museum curators.
Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History
The MA in Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History introduces students to the interaction of ideas, images and social history and gives students the language training to study the survival and transmission of culture across time and space, with an emphasis on the afterlife of antiquity.
MRes Programmes
Our MRes programmes are ideal for students who wish to research and write on a complex, specialised area of history within the Institute’s field of study that interests them, whilst still having the support of taught modules to help develop the theoretical and methodological skills necessary for such a project.
We offer MRes programmes in:
Art History and Renaissance Culture
The MRes in Art History and Renaissance Culture gives students mastery over the complex ideas and arguments pertaining to the production and understanding of works of art and renaissance cultural history.
Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History
The MRes in Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History gives students proficiency over the skills required to study the survival and transmission of culture across time and space, with an emphasis on the afterlife of antiquity.
Postgraduate Certificates
Our postgraduate certificates give students the opportunity to pursue a personal or professional interest in their chosen subject whilst gaining a postgraduate qualification. It is ideal for students who want to study at a postgraduate level but who do not want to commit to a full MA.
We offer Postgraduate Certificates in:
Art History and Renaissance Culture
This course looks at complex ideas and arguments pertaining to the production and understanding of works of art and Renaissance cultural history.
Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History
This course focusses on the survival and transmission of culture across time and space, with an emphasis on the afterlife of antiquity.