This MA History of Art with Curating is ideal if you wish to learn practical skills essential in the museum workplace, while studying the rich and dynamic discipline of the history of art. Why choose this course? You will develop professional skills in curatorial practice, including how to design and pitch your own exhibition proposal and how to write text for diverse audiences, as well as having the opportunity to meet a range of curatorial experts to discuss their work. You will work closely with internationally recognised experts in the field, while also benefiting from our vibrant postgraduate research culture and diverse student body. You can tailor this course to your interests choosing from a wide range of option modules from the medieval to contemporary period. You can also explore different media, including painting, sculpture, print culture, architecture, digital art, photography and performance. Your studies will be enriched by site visits, guest speakers and screenings and, if you choose to study on campus or via flexible learning, you will have the opportunity to apply for a 10-week supervised work placement in a museum, gallery or archive.