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Welcome to the Department of Art History and Theory Website Founded in 1967, the department is internationally renowned for the quality of its degrees and for its scholarship. The Department is home to three major research projects funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board: a Centre for Studies in Surrealism and its Legacies; a project on Architecture and the Self; and a project to put ...

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Our courses combine traditional academic teaching with an innovative, 'hands-on' approach preparing students for a career in the art and heritage world. Study for a BA (Hons) over 2 years or a one-year MA in Heritage Tourism Management or Decorative Arts.