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Explore Arts, Culture and the Environment

Our MA Arts, Culture and the Environment master's course offers an opportunity to combine the study of the environment with methodologies from the arts to explore the role played by culture in shaping attitudes towards, and responses to, environmental change across a wide range of historical and geographic contexts.

Learn from the innovative research being undertaken by academics within the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures. The course allows you to study subjects including including English and American Studies, History, Drama and Film, Art History and Cultural Practices as well as Modern Languages and Cultures.

Course duration: 1 year (full-time); 2 years (part-time)

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Combine critical and creative methods for studying the intersection of arts, culture and the environment.

Interact with a range of cultural institutions inclusive of the John Rylands Library, Whitworth Art Gallery and Contact Theatre, amongst others.

Benefit from teaching approaches that emphasise participation, engagement and practice-based learning.

Draw upon the expertise of ԰��’s cultural partners, guest speakers from different professional backgrounds, and local and regional cultural institutions.