This Masters in Art History embraces a rich and diverse field of enquiry that explores the relationship between visual culture and wider social practices. Through engagement with a broad range of methodological and chronological perspectives, the flexible structure of this Masters facilitates a bespoke portfolio of courses based on your individual interests, and is intended to enable your fluency across a variety of visual cultures, past and present. This programme offers privileged access to world-leading expertise and hands-on engagement with original artefacts in world-class collections, including our own Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery. MLitt Art History provides excellent preparation for a variety of careers, particularly in the museum, cultural, and heritage sectors, and in the commercial world of auction houses and private dealership. It is also an excellent grounding for those aiming to go on to PhD study and a career in academia. It fosters and encourages the key skills valued by many employers, including the ability to find, select, and manage large quantities of information, confident and persuasive oral and written communication, and problem solving through the application of creative and critical thinking.