Masters Degrees in History of Art, Architecture & Design, Ireland

The M.Phil. in Irish Art History provides an exciting programme exploring a range of key aspects of the history and analysis of Irish visual expression from pre-Christian to Contemporary art and architecture.

This is a one-year programme, designed to provide graduates with in-depth study of specific topics within the field of Classics, and a set of research skills appropriate to work at this level.

This programme aims to investigate the origins, nature and evolution of the main European intellectual movements. From the modern to the post-modern, the course will familiarise students with the main schools of thought which have shaped the European traditions and to explore their relevance to contemporary issues.

The MA offers the student the opportunity to explore early Western intellectual history through philosophical, literary and cultural approaches.

The MA offers the student the opportunity to explore early Western intellectual history through philosophical, literary and cultural approaches.

This taught Masters course (1 year full–time or 2 years part–time) offers students a wide range of art-historical approaches to the art and architecture of Ireland and the abundant holdings of European and World art in Ireland.

The . MA in Art History, Collections and Curating.  is a Level 9, 90 credit programme. This course provides advanced postgraduate academic training in the history of art, with a special focus on collections and curatorial practice.

The MA in Cultural Policy and Arts Management is a one-year full-time course running from September to August. It enables participants to understand the theory and practice of cultural policy and arts management and encourages research expertise.