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

Pursue advanced academic studies and add your unique research to the body of knowledge in your discipline. The MA program provides diverse pathways, including both research-focused and coursework-based degrees, with durations of one year or 18 months based on your prior qualifications, across over 40 subject areas. Your previous academic experience may allow you to explore a field distinct from your undergraduate specialization. The research master's program presents a stimulating chance to advance your field's understanding through a significant research endeavor guided by New Zealand's top academics. Alternatively, coursework master's programs offer intensive learning in small groups, direct engagement with faculty, and a modest research component. Earning an MA enhances both your specialized expertise and versatile skills to an advanced degree. Alumni have applied their refined abilities in analytical reasoning, communication, and cross-cultural understanding to professions in public service, global development, cultural institutions, and research sectors.

Graduate-level Art History courses examine diverse analytical frameworks and methods concerning artistic traditions from Europe, America, New Zealand, Australia, Māori culture, and Polynesia. Your studies may focus on renowned artists like Rembrandt or examine broader themes such as public art's societal role and museum practices. Art History at the postgraduate level extends beyond conventional fine arts, enabling exploration of visual artifacts' forms, interpretations, and cultural relevance across different historical periods and societies.