Department of History of Art
- History of Art
- For current students
- Undergraduate students
- Current Modules
Undergraduate modules
How modules work
The modules listed on this page are running in the 2020/21 academic year.
Some modules may include study trips, but these cannot be guaranteed in advance.
The precise format and contents of the modules are subject to alteration; in particular, study trips may be varied to take account of temporary exhibitions or financial constraints.
Modules for Stage 1 students
The first year (stage one) of our programmes include an eye-opening and rigorous introduction to the history of art and architecture.
Modules for Later Stages
Our programmes include option modules at more advanced Stages:
These modules are only available to those with a significant background in the History of Art.
- Intermediate Seminar modules (taken at in the penultimate Stage of study).
- Special Subject modules (taken at final Stage of study).
Intermediate Seminar modules
You study intermediate seminar modules at Stage 2. Follow the link for your degree:
Curating & Art History Stage 1 modules
Plus one of the following:
- The Materials of Art and Architecture
- Approaches to Curatorial Practice
- Theory for Art Historians
- Objects in Focus
- The Art of Describing
- Transmissions & Connections
- One language course
From Languages for All
History of Art Stage 1 modules
Plus one of the following:
- The Materials of Art and Architecture
- Critical readings in the History of Art
- Transmissions & Connections
- Theory for Art Historians
- Objects in Focus
- The Art of Describing
- One language course
From Languages for All
Special Subject modules
You study special subject modules at Stage 3 (or Stage 4 of a Year Abroad degree). Follow the link for your degree: