Art Law LLM

The Master of Arts in Art Law from the University of York is an innovative program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the field of art law. This two-year degree offers students a unique opportunity to explore the legal, historical, and cultural aspects of the art market. The curriculum covers topics such as copyright and intellectual property; dispute resolution; contemporary art markets; museum law; and art conservation. Students will also gain practical experience through placements working with leading legal firms or organizations in the field. Upon graduation, students will be equipped for careers in legal practice, museums, galleries, auction houses, or government departments related to art law. With its comprehensive curriculum and strong network of industry connections, this program provides students with excellent career prospects and an ideal platform to make a meaningful contribution to the development and growth of the art market.