Ancient Visual and Material Culture

The Master of Arts in Ancient Visual and Material Culture at the University of Warwick is a one-year, full-time program that explores the visual and material culture of ancient civilizations, focusing on the art, architecture, and artifacts of ancient societies. Students will study key historical periods such as Ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt, analyzing how material culture shaped and reflected the social, political, and religious practices of these societies. The program combines archaeological methods with cultural theory, allowing students to critically engage with ancient visual and material remains.

Graduates will be equipped to work in museums, archaeological research, heritage management, or academia, contributing to the preservation and interpretation of ancient cultures. The program provides students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them to analyze and curate material culture from ancient civilizations in various professional contexts.