Australian National University

Overview

Dive into the fascinating world of art history and curatorial studies at the Australian National University, strategically located near some of Australia's premier cultural institutions. This program offers a comprehensive academic experience while emphasizing hands-on involvement in art-making and curation.

What You'll Study

Throughout the Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies program, students will:

• Critically analyze the historical, social, cultural, and political contexts of various art movements and methodologies.
• Conduct thorough evaluations of individual artworks and effectively convey insights to both specialized and general audiences.
• Combine theoretical knowledge of art history with essential curatorial skills.
• Engage in independent research that significantly contributes to the field of art history.

Entry Requirements

To be considered for admission, applicants must fulfill one of the following criteria:

• A relevant Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with a satisfactory academic record.
• A Bachelor’s degree complemented by a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in a related field, meeting the required academic standards.

Additionally, proficiency in English must be demonstrated through standardized testing.

Career Prospects

Graduates from ANU benefit from a prestigious academic reputation and a diverse alumni network, equipping them for successful careers in museums, galleries, cultural institutions, and academia. The program prepares students to engage meaningfully in the art world, fostering opportunities for impactful careers across various sectors.