PhD in Art History PhD

Tuition fees for PhD in Art History PhD are 35,353 USD per year.

Research overview

Take the time to create your own original research in art history and visual culture. At Nottingham you'll receive:

• expert supervision from experienced academics
• comprehensive training in research skills
• opportunities to be involved in the department's research programme and on-campus public arts programme

Our specialisations

• Nineteenth-century art and cultural exchange - Including issues of national identity, intercultural contact, migration and innovation
• Collecting, reception and revival - Including issues of display, imperialism, power, travel and memory
• Photography, film and spectatorship - Including issues of representation, status, politics and relationships to other media
• Politics and identity - Including issues of gender, class, race, identity, propaganda, power, protest and memory

Research in a department where 90% of our research environment has been recognised as of world-leading quality in the Research Excellence Framework 2021.

The University of Nottingham is a research-intensive Russell Group university known for its global outlook and vibrant campus life in the historic city of Nottingham. Founded in 1881, the university combines a broad academic portfolio with strong research centres across faculties, offering students access to high-quality teaching and a wide range of disciplines. Its University Park campus provides extensive facilities and a lively students' union supporting societies, volunteering and entrepreneurial activities.

Students benefit from comprehensive careers support, placement opportunities and an environment that encourages innovation and employability. With large international cohorts and partnerships worldwide, Nottingham fosters collaborative research and multicultural learning experiences. Academic staff are active researchers, and many courses include practical projects, industry links and options for study abroad or global placements.

The city of Nottingham adds cultural depth with theatres, sports venues and green spaces, while affordable student living and strong transport links make it an attractive base for study. International students receive tailored support services covering visas, accommodation and wellbeing. For those seeking a research-led institution with broad course choices, strong career services and a dynamic student community, the University of Nottingham offers an engaging and internationally minded experience.