[Courtauld Applicants 2020]

Has anyone heard back from the Courtauld? I had my interview on March 6th, but it has been radio silence since! 

[Courtauld Applicants 2020]

I received an email from the admission office of the MA Curating the Art Museum program which said that they will send out offers as soon as all interviews are completed, in the week c/o 16th March.

[Fall 2020 Applicants]

People who were accepted into UPitt Art History PhD program do you plan to attend it? 

[Master in Art History US or UK?]

The main difference between a Master in the UK and the US is the duration of the program. Most MA programs in the UK last for a year while the ones in the US tend to last for two years. You are right, majority of MA programs in the US tend to be terminal yet that is not absolutely true as most well-known programs in art history are MA programs at Columbia, Williams,  NYU etc. The same can be applied for the Courtauld Institute of Art, UCL, King's College etc., in the UK. Another important difference is finance, as programs in the UK are not as expensive in comparison to the ones in the US. Additionally, I would suggest you to look into Christie's and Sotheby's MA programs if you are interested into working at the auction house as they tend to employ many of their graduates. The way of teaching is obviously different in both countries, but these would be the main elements candidates take into consideration when applying to MA programs in the UK and the US.