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This course is to be an interdisciplinary programme enabling students to examine, by way of a thesis, aspects of the history of the English country house between 1485 and 1945. Students will be encouraged to consider the interrelation of architectural history, art history and social history in the evolution of the country house as a political power house, a setting for the display of art and craftsmanship, a self-contained community and a symbol of continuity and loss in a changing world.
A first or second class, upper division degree or significant experience. A Master’s degree is preferred.Average of 6.5 (with 6.0 or above in each component).
Historic Interior DesignersUrban and Regional PlannersHeritage entrepreneurMuseum Administrator or CuratorArt DirectorEnvironmental Designer
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University of Buckingham
