MPhil (Research) in History of Art in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

Our History of Art program boasts a dynamic student body engaged in numerous research initiatives and external partnerships.
Research supervision covers diverse areas including: European art history spanning medieval, Renaissance, and 17th-19th century periods Modernist movements with focus on Dada and Surrealism Chinese artistic traditions theoretical approaches to art, especially gender studies and post-1945 museum practices technical examination of historical and contemporary artistic materials, techniques, and studio processes studies in material culture, including decorative arts and design history fashion and textile studies textile preservation and conservation science. Through our strong connections with Glasgow Life and the city's rich cultural institutions - museums, galleries, performance venues, festivals, and creative industries - the University of Glasgow provides an exceptional environment for advanced arts education.
The College of Arts Graduate School fosters an interdisciplinary, collaborative atmosphere for all research students. We provide comprehensive support through various services, courses, and skill-building programs. Within our stimulating intellectual setting, the College nurtures a diverse community of postgraduate students across both taught and research programs. Every department contributes to groundbreaking, influential research at the highest level.
The Master of Philosophy (Research) program involves specialized postgraduate study culminating in original research that advances knowledge in the field.