125 Part-time Master's degrees in Art History

The MPhil/PhD in Art offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, is a research-focused programme, lasting 3-4 years for full-time students and 6-8 years for part-time attendees. This degree, which allows for the exploration of fine art, curating, and art writing, is designed for those looking to advance their artistic practice and academic research.

The Classical Art and Archaeology course at King's College London offers you the opportunity to study Greek and Roman art and archaeology at one of the largest Classics departments in the UK.

Theatre and Digital Performance from University of New England gives you a unique opportunity to extend your knowledge and skills in theatre practice, dramaturgical research, and academic writing, and upgrade your qualifications as a performer, director, designer, playwright or teacher.

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.

This Arts (Sydney) MA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia requires you to work closely with two academic supervisors as you undertake a significant and original piece of research, which may include a substantial new discovery or an innovative adaptation, application or interpretation of existing knowledge.

Undertake original research on the MPhil/PhD in History of Art at the University of Warwick. Ranked in the top 10 in all major UK league tables , University of Warwick's History of Art department offers you an advanced research degree with specialist guidance from department academics.

The Cultural Art History course at Warnborough College survey the chronological development of the fine arts and architecture, from Pre-History to the present, and our complementary lectures focus on diverse selected topics from Ancient Roman wall paintings to Mexican murals, and from Ancient Greek temples to Frank Lloyd Wright’s museums.

The MA Museum Cultures at Birkbeck, University of London is a comprehensive programme designed to explore the complexities of museums and their cultural significance. This course can be pursued either full-time over one year or part-time over two years, with classes held on campus during evenings to accommodate various schedules.

The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies at Georgetown University is an interdisciplinary program designed to build skills in problem-solving and critical thinking

The Art History program of Tufts University is designed to provide a broad historical and theoretical understanding of the visual arts, in addition to developing critical thinking and methodological skills.

The Global History of Art and Architecture programme course from the University of Cambridge provide an overview of current interdisciplinary research and challenges in the global history of art and architecture.

The Theatre program of Texas Woman's University provides the practical and academic training you’ll need to achieve your professional goals. Pursue your passion through acting/directing, design/production, or literary criticism.

The Master of Design Studies in Historic Preservation offered by Boston Architectural College is a 4-semester, 33-credit degree that gives students the knowledge, technical expertise, and leadership skills necessary to promote and preserve historical buildings and cultural landscapes. 

The Birkbeck, University of London offers a Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma in History of Art and Architecture. This part-time or full-time course spans one to three years, depending on the chosen programme. It provides a comprehensive introduction to art history, perfect for graduates from various disciplines.

Discover answers to burning questions and channel your interests with the Cultural Art History program at Warnborough College.

Art History and Criticism from Stony Brook University focuses on modern and contemporary art and visual culture.  We aim to produce scholars, critics, curators and practitioners who can address global artistic production through contemporary issues and paradigms.

This History of Design and Curatorial Studies MA program offered by The New School is offered jointly by Parsons and Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, brings an object-focused, practice-based approach to the study of European and American decorative arts and design dating from the Renaissance to the present.

In the Arts and Culture Management - Mission-Driven Operations and Management program of the University of Denver, you’ll learn how to set and meet financial goals by cultivating partnerships, managing grants, and implementing community-based approaches.

The Art History programme at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive Master of Arts degree delivered in a public study mode. This academic course focuses on advanced research and writing skills within diverse historical fields. Students engage with extensive library resources and local galleries during their period of study.

The Art History programme at Academy of Art University offers a comprehensive exploration of visual culture through a public study mode. This master level curriculum focuses on developing critical analysis and research skills. Students engage with diverse artistic traditions to prepare for professional roles in the global art world.