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Pre-sessional study at Leeds student panel

Hear from current students how a Masters pre-sessional helped them adapt to study and life in the UK.

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Masters scholarships

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  1. Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures
  2. School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies
  3. Masters

School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies Masters

Masters courses

We offer five Masters courses, all of which can be studied full or part-time. Whichever course you choose to study, you’ll find opportunities to collaborate and work alongside students on other courses. 

MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies

MA Arts Management and Heritage Studies

MA Critical and Cultural Theory

MA Fine Art

MA Social History of Art

Studying at Leeds

As a Masters student, you will contribute to the School’s dynamic postgraduate community. The School is one of the largest British graduate schools for art and art theory outside London and a leading centre for work in critical cultural theory, with over 30 members of staff comprising artists, historians and theorists.

Exhibitions and projects

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Rachel Noronha
Student | MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies
"I am really enjoying the course, and I consider it to be one of the best choices I have ever made. Your peers will greatly enhance your experience, as they come from a variety of backgrounds. You'll develop and learn in many different ways."
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Project Space

Throughout the year, Project Space hosts an ongoing programme of installations by internationally renowned artists and researchers, working collaboratively with students and staff. This rolling programme is overseen by the Centre for Audiovisual Experimentation (CAVE), one of our many dynamic research centres in the School.

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