Postgraduate Art and Archaeology Modules
Please note: Not all modules listed may be available every year. Please contact the relevant module convenor or Faculty Office.
Running 2019/20
- Analytical Approaches to the Global Creative and Cultural Industries
- Arab Painting
- Architectural Boundaries and the Body
- Art and Architecture of the Seljuks and Ottomans (12th -15th centuries)
- Arts of Koryo and Chosen Korea
- Arts of Modern and Contemporary China (since 1800)
- Buddhist Art in a Cosmopolitan Environment: Gandharan Art and its Heritage
- Buddhist and Hindu Art of the Maritime Silk Route
- Ceramics in Chinese Culture: 10th - 18th Centuries
- China and the Silk Road: Art and Archaeology
- Chinese Porcelain: Trade, Transfer and Reception
- Collecting and Curating Buddhist Art in the Museum
- Contemporary Art and the Global
- Curating Cultures Cohort A
- Curating Cultures Cohort B
- Curating Cultures Cohort C
- Discourses on Modern and Contemporary Art of the Middle East
- 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
- Islamic Art and Architecture of Eastern Mediterranean of the Period of the Crusades (11th-14th centuries)
- Issues in Contemporary Southeast Asian Art
- Media Spectacle and Urban Space in East Asia
- Modern and Contemporary Arts in Africa
- Monuments and sculpture of Angkor
- Photography and the Image in Africa
- Popular Practice in the Edo Period Arts
- Shogunal Iconography in the Edo Period
- The Figure of the Buddha: Theory, Practice and the Making of Buddhist Art History
- The Indian Temple
- The Silk Road and its Origins: Art and Archaeology
- Theoretical Issues in Media and Cultural Studies
- Theoretical and Contemporary Issues in Media and Cultural Studies
- Theory and Method in Art History
- Tibetan Buddhist Monuments in Context
- Visual Arts of Dynastic China (to 1800) (Cohort A)
- Visuality and Islamic Art
Courses Not Running 2019/20
- (En)gendering Southeast Asia: Aesthetics and Politics of Sexual Difference
- Ancient Chinese Civilisation
- Art and Architecture of the Fatimids
- Arts of the Tamil Temple
- Asia and Africa On Display: Objects, Exhibitions and Transculturism
- Critical Themes in Tibetan Art
- Imag(in)ing Buddhahood in South Asia (1)
- Interpreting Visual Expressions of the Mandala
- Islam and the West: Artistic and Cultural Contacts
- Modern and Contemporary Korean Art
- Persian Painting
- Representing Conflict: A Cross-Cultural and Inter Disciplinary Approach
- Southeast Asia's Art Histories