125 Part-time Master's degrees in Art History

The History of Art and Archaeology programme from SOAS University of London  is a unique opportunity to study the History of Art and Archaeology of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

By taking the History of Art (British Art) programme from University of York you can explore photography, installation, performance and contemporary works engaging with new media, digital and other innovative technologies. You’ll be able to study a module that is jointly taught in collaboration with our partners (eg the Tate or the V&A).

The flexible History of Art (Architectural History and Theory) course from University of York will explore a wide range of art history across different periods, regions, themes and topics.

This Preventive Conservation (Part-Time) course from Northumbria University will immerse you in the world of preventive conservation and collections care by engaging you with the complexities and challenges of professional practice.

History of Art (Art Curating) from University of York, engage with pressing issues in the field, such as the ethics and politics of curating, decolonisation, the restitution and repatriation of antiquities and provenance research.

Studying the Art History and Theory programme at University of Canterbury helps you understand theories of art, material culture and aesthetics, and their relevance in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The subject areas of this M.S. Conservation programme at the University of Malta correspond to the Departments of the Faculty, and to the research interests and activities within each. 

Studying History of Design from Royal College of Art offers innovative, interdisciplinary approaches to understanding the history and material culture of design from around c.1500 to the present. 

The Art History programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate study in a public setting. This M.A. degree provides flexible pathways, including 120 and 180-point options. Students can choose between research or taught modes, with durations ranging from one to one and a half years of full-time study.

Liberal Studies from Stony Brook University is an interdisciplinary degree program that is uniquely designed to meet students’ personal and professional needs.  

The Archives and Records Management programme at University College Dublin is a professional Master of Arts degree delivered on campus. Available in full-time and part-time modes over one or two years, it equips students with the essential skills to manage historic and digital records within a public framework.

Study the MA by Research in Renaissance Studies at the University of Warwick under the supervision of a specialist member of the Centre. 

Earn a master of arts degree in Art History and Visual Culture from Lindenwood University in an online or hybrid environment.

The graduate program in Art History at McGill University offers M.A. and Ph.D. degrees and is extremely active.

Prepare for careers in museums, galleries, non-profits, archives, libraries and other organizations with the Master of Arts in Art History at Temple University's Tyler School of Art and Architecture. 

History of Art - Renaissance to Modernism by Research from University of Buckingham gives an overview of the development of Western art and its leading artists and movements and offers students the chance to study in depth an approved topic of their choosing. 

Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology (SHSST) offers two distinct master of arts degree paths, each providing outstanding opportunities for lay students to enrich their faith lives and their ability to serve God’s Church. Specifically, the SHSST Arts Program strives to provide a deep exploration of the meaning of the Christian faith in today’s world. 

The Art Education Licensure Ma degree offered at George Mason University may be earned either on a part time or full time basis.

Within the Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies (Professional) program from Deakin University you'll make a difference in the cultural heritage sector by developing your knowledge and research skills. Specialise in the areas you want to take your career.

The master’s programme in Art History and Museum Studies at Leiden University is uniquely positioned at the intersection of Art History and Museum Studies. Informed by leading interdisciplinary research, this degree provides you with a strong academic foundation for a variety of careers in museums, galleries and heritage institutions.