MA Islamic Art and Cultures

The MA in Islamic Art and Culture at the University of York is a comprehensive postgraduate program that provides an in-depth understanding of Islamic art, history and culture. The course discusses varying perspectives of Islamic art and its influence on world culture and history. Course Content: The MA in Islamic Art and Cultures encompasses studies varying from representations of the Prophet Muhammad and narrative arts to the arts of the book and the architecture of Spain. The course offers a dynamic and multidisciplinary approach, and uses York's own extensive holdings of Islamic art in its world-class museums to provide a local context.Key Modules: Students of this course will study key modules such as: Theory and Methods in the Study of Art; Islamic Art and Architecture of Medieval Spain; The Art and Material Culture of the Silk Road; and Art and Architecture of the Fatimids. Dissertation related modules are also a part of the program.Accreditations: No specific accreditation information is available.Future Careers: This course prepares students for a range of future careers including roles in museums, galleries, and other cultural sectors. Doctoral study can also be pursued upon completion of the course.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.