Postgraduate Courses
Running 2012/13
- Ancient Chinese Civilisation
- Approaches to Critical Interpretation & Aesthetic Theories
- Arab Painting
- Art and Archaeology of the Silk Road
- Art and Architecture of Egypt and Syria 13th to 16th Centuries
- Art and Architecture of the Fatimids
- Art of monumental Southeast Asia
- Arts and Society in sub-Saharan Africa
- Arts of Koryo and Chosen Korea
- Arts of Modern and Contemporary China (since 1800)
- Arts of contemporary and modern Southeast Asia
- Asia and Africa On Display: Objects, Exhibitions and Transculturism
- Ceramics in Chinese Culture: 10th - 18th Centuries
- Directed Readings in Art and Archaeology
- Directed Readings in History of Art and/or Archaeology
- Dissertation in Art and Archaeology
- Dissertation in History of Art and Archaeology: Contemporary Art and Art Theory of Asia and Africa
- Dissertation in History of Art and Archaeology: History of Art and Archaeology of East Asia
- Dissertation in History of Art and Archaeology: History of Art and Archaeology of Islamic Middle East
- Dissertation in History of Art and Archaeology: Religious Arts of Asia
- Esoteric Buddhist Art of Asia
- Modern and Contemporary Korean Art
- Ottoman Architecture in Istanbul: 15th-19th Century
- Popular Practice in the Edo Period Arts
- Representing Conflict: A Cross-Cultural and Inter Disciplinary Approach
- Shogunal Iconography in the Edo Period
- Studies in Early Islamic Art and Archaeology
- The Indian Temple
- Visual Arts of Dynastic China (to 1800)
Courses Not Running 2012/13
- Diaspora Contexts and Visual Culture
- Islam and the West: Artistic and Cultural Contacts
- Japanese Ceramics Past and Present
- Modern and Contemporary Arts in Africa
- Ottoman Art
- Painting and Architecture in Christian NE Africa: 2nd - 17th Centuries
- Painting and Visual Culture in China
- Persian Painting
- Photography and the Image in Africa; and other Regional Perspectives
- Sacred Art and Architecture of Ancient Korea
- The Art of the African Diaspora
- Understanding Art East and West: from Asmat Shields to Tate Modern
