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  Graduate Diploma in the History of Art


The Courtauld Institute of Art    Masters Courses

Full time September Other 9 months
History & Archaeology (19)

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The Graduate Diploma in the History of Art at The Courtauld is a dynamic programme designed for graduates of other disciplines who want to explore the fascinating world of art history. Delve into the diverse cultures and periods of art, from Byzantium to Contemporary China and beyond. The curriculum is taught by leading researchers, offering a range of modules that change each year to reflect cutting-edge research. You'll study foundational themes, analyze artworks, and examine the role of museums in society. With access to world-class events and one-to-one sessions with professional writers, this programme prepares you for further study or a career in the art world. Entry requirements include a good 2.1 Bachelor's degree or equivalent, and proof of English language proficiency. Join a vibrant community of art enthusiasts and expand your horizons with the Graduate Diploma in the History of Art.

About the course

The Graduate Diploma is a concentrated form of the undergraduate degree and gives graduates of other disciplines the opportunity to apply their existing skills to the study of Art History. The curriculum – revised for 2023/4 – offers teaching across an unrivalled breadth of periods and cultures. You will have the opportunity to study art and architecture from late antiquity to the present, and from across the globe: from Byzantium to the Early Modern Islamic World, from Medieval and Renaissance Europe to International Modernism, and from Contemporary China to Black art histories. Our teachers are researchers at the cutting edge of their areas of specialism and they bring their knowledge, discoveries and ideas to discuss with you in seminars, lectures, gallery visits and tutorials. The modules we teach are directly shaped by the tutor’s research and partly for that reason, they change from year to year – modules outlined below are therefore indicative of subjects that may be on offer.

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Entry Requirements

UK qualifications: Students will normally have achieved a good 2.1 in their Bachelor’s degree, considered to be an overall average 65% or above.

Overseas qualification: Equivalent to a good 2.1 in a UK first degree (e.g. US applicants should have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above).

English language requirements: If your first language is not English, we require proof of English language proficiency.

Please note that applicants are invited to interview on a case-by-case basis.

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