BA (Hons) Art History and Visual Culture

Course Overview This course offers a dynamic exploration of global art and visual culture from the 18th century to today, examining modernism, photography, and contemporary multimedia practices. You will critically engage with the politics of creativity through the lenses of gender, race, ecology, and class while gaining hands-on experience in curating and exhibition-making. The program is supported by our world-class archives and strong connections to national museums and galleries. Key Program Highlights Critically examine art history through frameworks of gender, sexuality, race, and ecology Gain practical skills in curation, collection management, and exhibition design Access exceptional on-campus resources including the Design Archives and Screen Archive South East Learn from a specialist team with research expertise spanning the globe Benefit from professional networks and links to national museums and galleries