SOAS University of London · Part-time
History of Art and Archaeology of East Asia
This programme covers the arts of China, Korea and Japan and offers courses of a wide range of arts from each area, as well as on the links between them; from Chinese archaeology to Japanese prints, to contemporary Korean installation works, large areas of the…
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Art and Archaeology · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
This programme covers the arts of China, Korea and Japan and offers courses of a wide range of arts from each area, as well as on the links between them; from Chinese archaeology to Japanese prints, to contemporary Korean installation works, large areas of the artistic practice of East Asia are presented to students.
Getting in
As the university states it
The normal qualification for admission to the MA programme is an upper second class honours degree. Other qualifications, however, may be acceptable and the Department welcomes mature students. Students taking the MA degree may or may not have previous experience of our subjects. While knowledge of a relevant Asian or African language is not a requirement, for some modules it is an advantage for admission (see individual module descriptions for details). It is possible to include an element of language training within the MA programme by taking an Asian or African language as one of the two ‘minor’ modules. This option may be particularly desirable for those intending to progress to the PhD, who do not already have the necessary language skills.
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