8 Master's degrees in Art History in Scotland, United Kingdom

Art History - Dress and Textile Histories
The Art History - Dress and Textile Histories programme at the University of Glasgow provides you with the skills to research and interpret everyday clothing, fashion and textiles in historical contexts.

Digital Art History (Online)
During the Digital Art History (Online) programme from University of St Andrews unlock the power of digital tools in art history research and elevate your career with in demand skills embraced by leading museums and galleries worldwide.

Art History
The Art History programme of the University of Glasgow embraces a rich and diverse field of enquiry that explores the relationship between visual culture and wider social practices.

Art History - Technical Art History, Making and Meaning
The Art History - Technical Art History, Making and Meaning programme of the University of Glasgow focuses on the act of making and everything that encompasses: materials, techniques, intentions, context and concept.

History of Art
We have a vibrant student community in the History of Art programme of the University of Glasgow with many research projects and external collaborations.
Art and Social Practice
This Art and Social Practice MA degree from The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) addresses these changing needs and facilitates a shift in thinking away from conventional ideas about where art practices are located and how work is disseminated.
History of Photography
With the MLitt in History of Photography at the University of St Andrews discover the origins of photography, contemporary practices and debates, modernist art photography, documentary approaches, photographic collections, and technological advances up to the digital era.
Art History
During the MLitt in Art History at the University of St Andrews study a diverse range of subject areas, from medieval and Renaissance art to Impressionism, Islamic Art, African modernism, eco-art, and contemporary performance art from one of the largest and most prestigious Art History departments in the UK.