Exhibition Studies engages with exhibition formats, through a theoretical and practical understanding of what constitutes an exhibition in the 21st century.<br>Follow a curriculum which focuses on exhibition histories from 1850 onwards <br>Apply your own expertise, as well as studio practice, to develop research topics through project-based learning<br>Study full-time over one year or part-time over two years<br>Benefit from a programme supported by internationally renowned arts organisations, including Liverpool Biennial, Tate Liverpool, FACT, RIBA North and Aarhus University, Denmark<br>Enjoy direct benefits from the degree's links to the Exhibition Research Lab and a range of international collaborations and partnerships developed by staff<br>Explore best practice and the very latest in innovative forms of exhibition and curatorial practices<br>Benefit from state-of-the-art workspaces and facilities within the modern, purpose-built and RIBA award-winning John Lennon Art and Design Building<br>The 2022 Liverpool School of Art and Design MA Online Degree Show<br>View and engage with work produced by masters students from the Liverpool School of Art and Design<br>Take advantage of the generous Michael Pugh Thomas and Julia Carter Preston Legacy £1000 scholarships offered to postgraduate applicants<br>The programme considers the history and practice of exhibition culture, specifically the mediation of curatorial projects in galleries and museums, biennials and other survey exhibitions. As a student, you will be based in the School of Art and Design, the oldest art school in the UK outside of London.<br>Additional funding for this programme is available via the Susan Cotton Travel Award and other study bursaries.