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*[[Music]] - previously a [[Faculty of Music|Faculty]] in its own right, but now reconstituted as the [[Reid School of Music]] | *[[Music]] - previously a [[Faculty of Music|Faculty]] in its own right, but now reconstituted as the [[Reid School of Music]] | ||
| − | Following merger between [[Edinburgh College of Art]] and Edinburgh University in 2011, the School of Arts, Culture and Environment was subsumed within an enlarged Edinburgh College of Art. | + | Following [[Merger with Edinburgh College of Art, 2011|merger]] between [[Edinburgh College of Art]] and Edinburgh University in 2011, the School of Arts, Culture and Environment was subsumed within an enlarged Edinburgh College of Art. |
[[Category:Academic Units]] | [[Category:Academic Units]] | ||
Revision as of 12:09, 5 December 2014
The School of Arts, Culture and Environment was created following major restructuring of Edinburgh University in 2002.
The restructuring saw the University's nine Faculties reconstituted as three Colleges, while Departments were reorganised and replaced by twenty-two Schools. The School of Arts, Culture and Environment was one of nine constituent schools of the College of Humanities and Social Science. Unusually, it brought together three subject areas which had hitherto been taught in three separate faculties:
- Architecture - previously a department of the Faculty of Social Sciences
- History of Art - previously a department of the Faculty of Arts
- Music - previously a Faculty in its own right, but now reconstituted as the Reid School of Music
Following merger between Edinburgh College of Art and Edinburgh University in 2011, the School of Arts, Culture and Environment was subsumed within an enlarged Edinburgh College of Art.