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Acquire the expertise to excel as a top curator, educator, producer, or visual arts specialist in both historical and modern art disciplines.
This program offers an exceptional learning journey and career advantage, combining contemporary theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience crucial for launching or advancing your professional path.
Learn from accomplished curators, artists, educators, researchers, and industry experts with extensive art world experience. You'll develop a sophisticated grasp of both historical and modern perspectives in art curation.
Enhance your professional skills through hands-on workshops, exhibition development, and internship opportunities. Partnering with the renowned Hatton Gallery, you'll organize a public group exhibition and create engaging public programs and educational events.
Newcastle and Northeast England serve as an ideal learning environment, boasting over 80 galleries and museums, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, numerous historic locations, and breathtaking landscapes including National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
This program belongs to the Media, Culture, and Heritage department within the School of Arts and Cultures. You'll join an international community of researchers, curation experts, PhD candidates, and fellow students.
You'll examine professional operations in art institutions while gaining practical and theoretical insights by developing an actual exhibition project.
The curriculum includes four core modules and two electives, with MA candidates completing either a research thesis or a 25-day professional placement.