165 Master's in Art History in Europe

The major in Art History in a Global Context at University of Zurich takes a global, cultural geographic teaching approach to artworks in East Asia, North America, and Europe.

The East Asian Art History program at University of Zurich looks at archaeological artifacts, artworks, and other evidence of the visual culture of China, Korea, and Japan and their historical development, regional interconnections, and current manifestations

The Digital Cultural Heritage course from The Cyprus Institute offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to critical challenges in Cultural Heritage research, conservation, management and public engagement through the effective use of digital methods and applications. 

Looking beyond the constraints of traditional mediums such as pen and paper, you’ll reconsider the practice of drawing and its capacity to change and evolve with this Fine Art - Drawing is offered by University of the Arts London (UAL). 

The History of Art and Architecture M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree focuses on primary research within world-class Irish and global collections, combining rigorous academic methodology with direct engagement with art and design.

The Sound Arts programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) offers a sophisticated environment for creative exploration. This master level course, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on developing advanced practice and research. Students engage with diverse sonic disciplines over a full-time duration.

The Graduate Diploma in Contemporary Art History at Goldsmiths, University of London, is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This diploma is designed for graduates from various disciplines who are keen to explore contemporary art and visual cultures in depth, enhancing their critical engagement and research capabilities.

In this Art and Culture - Contemporary Art History MA program at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam you devote your attention to what is at stake now – to artworks that take on the challenges of the globalized information society, and of living in the Anthropocene.

The History of Art MA at Birkbeck, University of London, is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme designed to deepen your understanding of art and its historical contexts. Classes are conducted on campus during evenings, allowing flexibility for working professionals and students alike.

This History of Art and Visual Culture nine-month programme at the University of Oxford offers a unique combination of methodological depth and access to excellent primary sources for students who wish to develop and extend their understanding of how visual styles at different times and in different places can be understood in relation to the aesthetic, intellectual and social facets.

The MA Applied Theatre at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama encourages investigation into the possibilities and contradictions of drama and theatre practice as transformative and rehabilitative, and engages practically and critically with a range of theories and current practices.  

The International Master’s Programme in Art History at Stockholm University gives you a deepened empirical and theoretical knowledge in art history. Particular focus is placed on developing skills that enables you to navigate the international art historical field, within the academy, museums, or related professional areas.

Ancient Visual and Material Culture MA from University of Warwick will train you for further research in the fields of art, numismatics or epigraphy. Acquire necessary research techniques and skills at Warwick's Classics and Ancient History department.

The MA in Buddhist Art History and Conservation at The Courtauld Institute of Art  is unique in its concept, content, and structure and harnesses the combined perspectives of art history and conservation.

The goal of this Visual Cultures and Art History course delivered by Masaryk University provides an advanced historical and theoretical analysis of art and other related forms of visual representation and communication.

The MA in Artists' Film and Moving Image (Hons) at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year, full-time programme designed for artists and graduates keen to advance their practice. This intensive course fosters professional connections while emphasising individual creativity and innovation within the realm of moving image art.

Birkbeck, University of London offers a comprehensive MPhil/PhD in History of Art, which can be pursued either full-time or part-time. This advanced research degree spans four years for full-time students and seven years for part-time students. The programme is conducted on campus, providing a rich academic environment for in-depth study and exploration.

The aim of the Arts and Cultural Management program is to train museum and art gallery managers, curators, exhibition managers, festival / biennial managers. The program at Yeditepe University includes cooperation with museums, non-profit galleries and art institutions, and professional and voluntary work in regional art programs, public art projects and art festivals / biennials.

The History of Art and Architecture (Part-time) programme at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of art history. This part-time course typically spans one year and allows students to engage deeply with various art forms, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of the subject.

The History of Art with Collections Management  course offered at Birkbeck, University of London gives you a solid grasp of the key issues and fundamental skills involved in collections management and an insight into the different working practices of various museums and galleries.