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Regent's University London · Full-time

Global Art Markets

Explore the drivers of today’s global art markets. Developed in collaboration with esteemed art market experts, this course explores the art world and the various factors and players that drive this dynamic sector. You’ll benefit from practical, case-study bas…

MA1.5 yearsFull-time

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Explore the drivers of today’s global art markets. Developed in collaboration with esteemed art market experts, this course explores the art world and the various factors and players that drive this dynamic sector. You’ll benefit from practical, case-study based learning, seminars led by professionals currently working in the field, and exclusive guided visits to art fairs, museums and commercial galleries. To allow for more attention, support and guidance, this course is only accepting 15 students. We therefore strongly encourage early application.

Getting in

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We're interested in your potential, as well as your prior achievements – and we review each application comprehensively on its own merit. You'll need the following qualifications: Minimum second class UK undergraduate degree OR equivalent international qualifications deemed acceptable by Admissions & UK ENIC Your current CV Two headed reference letters Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning We also welcome applications from students who don't meet our usual entry requirements. To be accepted for exceptional entry, you must: Have three years of work experience if you don't hold a degree In addition to providing us with your passport, transcripts, proof of English, personal statement and references, you'll need to send us: A headed employment letter detailing your position and length of service This will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, by academic referral only.

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