BA Comparative Literature and Culture with History of Art and Visual Culture

The Comparative Literature and Culture with History of Art and Visual culture course, offered by Royal Holloway, University of London, is a comprehensive program that allows students to analyze different cultures through their literature and art. By learning about visual arts and their historical context, students will acquire a global understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity.Course Content: The curriculum engages students in critical discussion about how different cultures express values, experiences, ideas, and identities. It covers a range of topics such as literature, film, theatre and the visual arts across different cultures and periods. Students also and study the messages and meanings behind visual arts and the impact of social and historical context on art. Key Modules: Key modules in this course include 'Introduction to Comparative Literature and Culture', 'Reading Texts: Comparative Literature and Culture', 'Introduction to Visual Cultures', 'Understanding the Visual', 'Framing Art and Visual Culture', 'Modernisms', 'Literature and culture in Modernity' and 'Visual Cultures in an Age of Global Conflict'.Accreditations: There is no specific accreditation information available for this course.Future Careers: The transferable skills developed during this course open a wide range of career paths for graduates. They may find employment in fields such as teaching, curating, heritage and museum management, marketing, public relations, journalism, film and television, publishing, international relations, NGOs, law, and the civil service.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.