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Art History @HKU

We offer art history training from Bachelor level up to MA, MPhil and PhD level. Our courses are open to students from all faculties and year groups, attracting a large enrollment every year.
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Art History @HKU

We offer art history training from Bachelor level to MA, MPhil and PhD level. Our courses are open to students from all faculties and year groups, attracting a large enrollment every year.
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Academic Programmes >

Undergraduate

4 year curriculum

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MA

1 year curriculum

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MPhil & PhD

2-4 year curriculum

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Our Full-time Faculty >

We are now a team of 8 full-time teaching faculty, with a wide range of teaching expertise and research areas.

Resource Centre >

The Art History Resource Centre is the hub of our community. It houses our departmental library and archives. Students are welcome to use the space during its opening hours:
Monday to Friday, 9am-1pm, 2pm-5:30pm
10.29 Run Run Shaw Tower, Centennial Campus

Books

Online Library Catalogue

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FAIVA

Digital Image Database

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HKAA

Hong Kong Art Archive

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Links

External Resources

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Other Highlights

Alert

Changes: ARTH2062 & ARTH2088

The classes ARTH2062 and ARTH2088 are subject to schedule changes. If you have already enrolled into these modules, you would have already received notification via emails. If you are interested in these classes, please take note of the changes. ARTH2062 Land and Garden in Chinese Art: This course is now scheduled for 7 October - early/mid December 2022 ARTH2088 Introduction to the Material Culture of China: This course is now scheduled for the Summer Semester 2023. It will be a more intensive schedule to be completed within three/four weeks from Mid-June. If you are interested in this course, you must write to [...]

Events

The Representation of Filial Piety…

October 19 @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Hong Kong Art Timeline

The project provides a temporal map tracing events from the 1930s to the present, which includes relevant social and political events that have shaped the art world including the making of museums, government policies and shifts in financial or educational sectors.

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  1. The Representation of Filial Piety…

    October 19 @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

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