The History of Art course offered by the University of Aberdeen provides students with a comprehensive understanding of art history as well as critical thinking skills to examine the impact of art on society. This course is designed for those passionate about art, its history, and its influence.Course Content: The course study covers a broad spectrum of time periods and locations, from antiquity to the present day, with a primary focus on Western art. The coursework also includes an exploration of global art history. There is an emphasis on visual analysis and critical study skills, equipping students to examine and interpret a variety of artistic mediums.Key Modules: While the actual modules vary each year, they generally involve studies in Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Medieval Art, Renaissance Art, Baroque Art, Romanticism and Modernism, Non-Western Art and Contemporary Art. These modules foster the development of research and critical-thinking skills, equipping students to engage in discourse around Art History at a high level.Future Careers: Graduating students typically find employment in fields that require skills in visual analysis, critical appraisal, report writing, and thinking capability. Careers can be pursued in arts administration, museum and gallery work, arts sales and publishing, education, and heritage management.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.