BA Art History and Visual Culture and Film and Television Studies With Employment Experience Abroad

Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive exploration of art and visual culture, teaching you to critically analyze imagery, objects, and creative practices to understand their significance in both historical and contemporary societies. You will develop a deep understanding of artistic media, historical contexts, and critical theory, all within a campus environment rich with cultural resources. Key Program Highlights Learn to critically interpret visual imagery, from photography to design, and understand its role in shaping culture. Gain expertise in artistic media, techniques, and the historical contexts in which works are created and understood. Engage with a diverse range of artistic works through specialized modules covering various periods and theories. Develop a sophisticated vocabulary for describing, analyzing, and evaluating art and visual culture. Study within a unique campus environment featuring the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, Exeter Northcott Theatre, and vibrant music and theatre venues.