Art History and Curating
Art History and Curating
About
Course Information
On our MSc Artificial Intelligence course, youll study nine core units covering areas such as advanced machine learning, the ethics of artificial intelligence, knowledge representation and reasoning, and robotics science. You can choose to study the course full-time over one year, or part-time, where youll complete the units over two years. You may also choose to take an additional one-year optional industry placement on the full-time route.
On the course, you will gain an understanding and practical application of data analysis technologies and a range of machine learning paradigms to build models and develop transferable computational and statistical skills for model evaluation. Being focal points of the Industry 4.0 vision, youll also explore the design and development of robotics science and systems and how they can meet diverse human needs.
Youll examine different algorithmic approaches and consider algorithm complexity and efficiency through practical implementation. Youll also focus on the algorithms which allow computers to learn by exploring topics such as neural networks and genetic algorithms.
You will gain an appreciation for human-centred AI through examining legal, social, cultural and ethical issues related to artificial intelligence pipelines - from conceptualisation, data quality and bias assessment, to representativeness of models, implementation and human interaction and training.
In addition to the technical skills youll develop, we aim to equip you with key employability skills such as team working, report writing, communication, and negotiation skills along with an insight into the industry.
Finally, you will complete an in-depth, independent research project. With the support of our academic and technical team, youll undertake a piece of research on a topic of your choice related to your studies. This will involve designing, implementing and evaluating a substantial piece of software and documenting the research through writing a dissertation.
Features and benefits
- The course works closely with arts institutions and galleries in Manchester and beyond, helping students to foster professional skills and contacts.
- You will have the opportunity to take part in Unit X, an innovative unit offered to students across Manchester School of Art that encourages interdisciplinary study and collaboration on an external-facing project.
- Opportunities for national and international study trips.
- Manchester Metropolitan is committed to engaging with the Turing programme, the newly announced UK government scheme to support students to study and work abroad.
Requirements
Entry Requirements
You should have the Tawjihi plus a recognised foundation or diploma (from a community college) or an Intermediate Diploma/Associate Degree.
English Program Requirements
You need to have a recognised English language qualification to study at Manchester Metropolitan.
The score required will vary depending on the qualification and the area of study you have chosen. If you hold an offer of a place from the University, your offer will give you the specific requirements for your course.
Typical International English Language Testing System (IELTS) requirements are:
- 6.0 (no less than 5.5 in any section) or equivalent for undergraduate courses
- 6.5 (no less than 5.5 in any section) or equivalent for postgraduate courses
Visit our English language requirements page for examples of recognised tests and minimum acceptable scores.
Career
Career Prospects
The course allows students to develop into informed, critically capable art historians and curators, able to take their place as professionals in the arts and the wider cultural industries. The course also offers students the opportunity of enhancing their employability through placement and overseas study sandwich year options.
This course is appropriate for careers in a range of cultural roles e.g. gallery/museum curator, archivist, art historian, arts manager, cultural event organiser, art writer/journalist, as well as being appropriate for postgraduate study.
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
GBP 18,500 / yearHow to Apply
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1. Apply
Apply via UCAS
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UCAS Apply is offered through schools, colleges or British Council Offices if they are a registered UCAS centre. You can also make an independent application.
Manchester Metropolitan University’s institution code is ‘M40’.
You should ensure that this code is entered clearly on your application form, together with the code for the course you wish to apply for. Find your individual foundation year course code on our list of courses with a foundation year or find an undergraduate course code using our online prospectus.
The deadline for UCAS applications is 6:00pm UK time on 30 June. Applications received after this date will automatically be entered into UCAS Clearing.
Disability service
If you have a disability and require support with your studies, you can email our Disability Service at [email protected] to find out more about support arrangements.
Receiving and accepting your offer
You can log on to UCAS Track to check on the progress of your application.
Once we have made a decision on your application, we will update it on UCAS Track. If we make you an offer, you will be able to accept it online.
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Disability service
If you have a disability and require support with your studies, you can email our disability service at [email protected] to find out more about support arrangements.
Receiving and accepting your offer
We will email our decision on your application directly to your adviser or partner so that they can help with your next steps. Please inform them if you wish to accept your offer.
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2. Meet your offer conditions
If you have met all of the entry requirements for your course when you applied, we can make you an unconditional offer. You can skip to the next step.
If you are waiting for the results of further exams or language tests, we may decide to make you a conditional offer. If your offer is conditional, you must email evidence of meeting your offer conditions to our admissions team. Please refer to your offer letter for contact details.
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3. Pay your deposit
If you have accepted your offer to study at Manchester Metropolitan, you must pay a tuition fee deposit to secure your place.
The deposit is first of your tuition fee payments. It is deducted from your total tuition fees.
For more information on paying your deposit, see our tuition fees page.
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4. Request your CAS
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5. Apply for your visa
For information on applying for a visa, please check our visa and immigration guidance
Art History and Curating
Manchester Metropolitan University
United Kingdom,
Manchester