NMI Campuses

The National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and Museology, located at its main campus in New Delhi, offers specialized programs in the fields of art history, conservation, and museology. Established as a deemed university, it operates under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and is situated within the premises of the National Museum, providing students with unparalleled access to historical artifacts and resources.

The institute offers a range of postgraduate and doctoral programs tailored to the preservation and study of cultural heritage. The primary courses include:

• MA in History of Art: This program focuses on the study of Indian and global art traditions, covering ancient to contemporary periods, with an emphasis on critical analysis and research.
• MA in Conservation: A specialized course aimed at training students in the scientific and technical aspects of preserving art and cultural objects, including paintings, sculptures, and textiles.
• MA in Museology: This course equips students with skills in museum management, curation, exhibition design, and public engagement, preparing them for careers in museums and galleries.
• Ph.D. Programs: Doctoral research opportunities are available in all three disciplines, encouraging in-depth studies and contributions to the field of cultural preservation.

Students benefit from hands-on training, workshops, and access to the National Museum’s vast collections. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to contribute to the safeguarding of cultural heritage. The campus fosters an environment of academic excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration, making it a premier destination for aspiring art historians, conservators, and museologists in India and beyond.