MA (Hons) French and History of Art in Edinburgh United Kingdom | The University of Edinburgh

French stands as one of the world's most influential languages, used across Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Mastering French opens doors to diverse cultural and artistic traditions worldwide.

Combining French with Art History provides insights into both modern society and historical contexts.

Throughout your studies, you'll develop proficiency in discussing and writing about French and Francophone topics, particularly their visual and material heritage.
At Edinburgh, you'll explore the French language within its varied global contexts and communities.

Your four-year journey, featuring an international year, will help you achieve near-fluency in French.

We'll guide you through the fascinating diversity of French-speaking cultures by examining:

literary works and films
political developments and social changes
philosophical concepts
Our curriculum spans from medieval times to modern day, with specialized courses led by renowned scholars in fields like post-colonial and gender studies.

Alongside Francophone studies, Art History will expose you to global artistic traditions across different eras.

You'll investigate artistic creation processes, intended audiences, and various methods of interpreting artworks.