Transferring Courses

The MA Fine Art and the MA Fine Art and Art History share a common Part 1.  Students can consider which route to take in Part 2 by opting for the module Exhibition 2 that leads to the MA Fine Art or the Dissertation module that leads to the MA Fine Art and Art History.

MA (Full Time)	PART 1, Semester 1	PART 1, Semester 2	Part 2, Semester 3
	October to January	February to May	June to September
Fine Art	ARM0130 Portfolio AHM0410 Art & Visual Culture (B) ARM0300 Vocational Practice	ARM0460 Exhibition 1     ARM0320 Vocational Practice	ARM0260 Exhibition 2
Fine Art & Art History	ARM0130 Portfolio AHM0410 Art & Visual Culture (B) ARM0300 Vocational Practice	ARM0460 Exhibition 1     ARM0320 Vocational Practice	AHM0460 Dissertation
Art History	AHM0330 Art & Visual Culture (A) AHM0200 Research Project Undergraduate Modules Research Training Modules	AHM0260 Research Project     Undergraduate Modules Research Training Modules	AHM0460 Dissertation

Assessment is by course work and takes place periodically throughout the academic year. The process of assessment is incremental and in some cases cumulative, designed to keep you fully informed of your progress throughout the degree scheme.  It is backed by an advisory provision that ensures you choose a study scheme appropriate to your aptitude and development.

The period of residence for MA programmes is one year full-time or two years part-time. All taught components are completed by the end of September and candidates are expected to submit the dissertation for MA Fine Art and Art History and the MA Art History by the end of the period of residence.  University regulations permit one additional year for full-time, or three years for part-time candidates, in which to submit the dissertation. During non-residence, no fees are payable.