BA (Hons) Art History

Course Overview This Art History BA delves into why visual and material culture matters, examining its critical relationships with museums, media, and societal issues like feminism and post-colonialism. You will develop strong analytic and practical skills by exploring everything from photography to architecture, all while benefiting from Brighton's vibrant arts scene and unparalleled access to London's world-leading galleries. The course is designed to equip you with the expertise for a successful career in the cultural, creative, and academic sectors. Key Program Highlights Examines art's role in critical contemporary debates, including feminism, queer studies, and post-colonialism. Benefits from exceptional industry links and collaborations with major institutions like Tate Modern and the V&A. Explores a diverse range of visual culture, from traditional media to contemporary photography, architecture, and fashion. Study in a creative hub with access to Brighton's arts culture and London's vast resources just an hour away. Develops highly transferable analytical and practical skills for careers in museums, galleries, and the cultural sector.