Master of Arts in Curating and Art History

Administered by the Department of Visual Studies, Master of Arts in Curating and Art History combines two disciplines: museum curating and art history. Aside from the required and elective courses, students may choose to curate a group exhibition or write a research dissertation as their capstone experience.

Features:

• One year full-time or two years part-time
• An internship programme and overseas summer school to enhance students’ international exposure, and interaction with art historians, collectors, museum professionals, eminent scholars and experienced curators
• Suitable for those who wish to pursue advanced studies in art history, and professional careers in museums or curatorial and other art-related fields
• This is listed under UGC’s Targeted Taught Postgraduate Programmes Fellowships Scheme with a maximum $120,000 tuition fee waiver 

Programme Details

MACAH Students having a discussion with Hong Kong artist Movana Chen in front of her work at Art Basel, May 2021	Curators of University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong giving MACAH students a workshop in their storage
We Live in Frames: Invisible Disciplines Curated by MACAH student Hu Ruqi Arthome gallery, 23 New Market Street, Sheung Wan 14-22 August, 2021	Two Keynote Speeches by Prof. Sarah Fraser, Heidelberg University, and Dr Yu Jin Seng, National Gallery Singapore, for Conference “Then and Now: Collecting Art and Exhibition Cultures in Asia,” May 2021, organised by the Department of Visual Studies, Lingnan University

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