MA - Art History - Research 180 points in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

The MA program provides diverse options to suit your needs. You can choose between research-based or taught degrees, with durations of one year or 18 months based on your qualifications, across over 40 subject areas. Your prior academic experience might allow you to explore a field different from your previous specialization. A research master's lets you make meaningful contributions to your discipline through an extensive research project guided by New Zealand's top academics. Alternatively, a taught master's offers intensive learning in intimate classroom settings with direct faculty engagement, culminating in a more focused research component. Art History postgraduate studies examine multiple analytical frameworks and methods concerning artistic traditions from Europe, America, New Zealand, Australia, Māori culture, and Polynesia. Study areas span from examining masters like Rembrandt to analyzing the societal impact of public artworks and museum spaces. Art History at the postgraduate level extends beyond conventional fine arts, enabling exploration of visual artifacts and their cultural significance across different historical periods and societies.