MA
Contemporary Curating
1 year (48 weeks) full time or 2 years part time (96 weeks)
Top facts
- Links with Tate Liverpool where you may undertake a unit of study.
- The Pavement exhibition space shows international contemporary art and is programmed as part of the course.
You will study
The course considers the curatorial process involved in the production of exhibitions, collections display, public artwork and other temporary projects. The shifting relationship between curator, artist, institution and critic will be at the centre of the study, which will lead on to exploring the potential of curating as a way of thinking and working. The course also includes a module at Tate Liverpool, which considers contemporary art in relation to the spaces and places in which it is shown.
Assessment
Through learning agreements, evidence of practice, learning record and presentation.
Placements
Placements can be included as a part of the course, this can be arranged in negotiation with the course tutor.
Graduates
This course may be of interest to those planning to pursue a career in the museum and gallery sector, as well as those interested in related cultural work, such as arts administration, publishing and events organisation. It also aims to provide suitable grounding for those who wish to undertake further study at doctoral level.
Location
All Saints Campus, Manchester
Entry Requirements
You will normally have an appropriate undergraduate honours degree, or postgraduate diploma, or a degree equivalent professional qualification. Alternatively, you may be admitted if you have proven experience in a relevant field, or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard.
Fees
UK and EU students full-time £4,500
UK and EU students part-time £250 per 10 credit unit A Masters qualification typically comprises 180 credits.
Non-EU overseas students £12,500
