Research Skills in Stained Glass History & Conservation - HOA00044M
- Department: History of Art
- Credit value: 10 credits
- Credit level: M
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Academic year of delivery: 2022-23
- See module specification for other years: 2023-24
Module will run
Occurrence | Teaching period |
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A | Spring Term 2022-23 |
Module aims
- To provide guidance regarding expectations for MA work and advanced scholarly research (as exemplified by the dissertation)
- To familiarize students with principal archival, bibliographic, art-historical and conservation resources
- To introduce a range of significant methodologies and insights from the forefront of the discipline
- To encourage students to adopt and adapt methodologies to suit their own developing intellectual interests
- To encourage students to contribute to scholarly discourse within the profession
Module learning outcomes
- To be able to deploy appropriate scholarly conventions in their own work
- To be familiar with archival, bibliographic, art-historical and conservation resources relevant to their own research
- To be familiar with a range of methodologies significant for the discipline
- To know how to apply and adapt methodologies appropriate to their own research
- To be able to develop independent research within the context of previous scholarship
- To be able to manage a range of conservation materials and techniques within the context of their research project
- To use the master-class opportunities for networking and collaboration, as appropriate
- To be able to scope and devise a viable dissertation topic
Indicative assessment
Task | % of module mark |
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Essay/coursework | 50 |
Essay/coursework | 50 |
Special assessment rules
None
Indicative reassessment
Task | % of module mark |
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Essay/coursework | 50 |
Essay/coursework | 50 |
Module feedback
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Indicative reading
Richard Marks, Medieval stained glass: Recent and Future trends in Scholarship, Journal of Stained Glass XXIV (2000), 62-79.
Rauch, Ivo, The Conservation and Restoration of Stained Glass: An Introduction to the Problem (2004, online at www.cvma.ac.uk/conserv/index.html)