Visual Culture Mres in University of Nottingham, UK

Visual Culture Mres in University of Nottingham

• Are you passionate about digging deeper into art history?
• Do you want the time, support and skills to carry out research?

Our specialisations

Nineteenth-century art and cultural exchange

• Including issues of national identity, intercultural contact, migration and innovation

Collecting, reception and revival

• Including issues of display, imperialism, power, travel and memory

Photography, film and spectatorship

• Including issues of representation, status, politics and relationships to other media

Politics and identity

• Including issues of gender, class, race, identity, propaganda, power, protest and memory

Who is the MRes for?

The MRes is a substantial piece of original work and can be ideal if:

• you cannot commit to a PhD but still have a topic you want to research further
• your topic doesn't require three-years of PhD study
• you want to develop your research and academic skills before starting a PhD

It can also be an advantage when applying for PhD funding as it demonstrates existing interest and research skills.

 

This is a companion to the Art History MRes. The requirements and supervision arrangements are the same but the title of your final degree is different.

 

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