BA (Hons) History of Art

The BA in History of Art at the University of East Anglia offers students a comprehensive understanding of art history and the tools they need to interpret and critique art both critically and historically. The course explores the rich and visually-stimulating tradition of art and architecture, both from Britain and around the globe.Course Content: The four-year degree program provides a comprehensive understanding of art, skill sets, and context to assess artworks and architecture. In addition, students will learn modern languages, keep abreast with the changing art and culture panorama, understand the works of artists in historical context, and scrutinize visual culture. Furthermore, students have the option to explore year abroad options and engage in immersive learning.Key Modules: Key modules throughout the course include 'The Display of Art', 'Art in the Contemporary World', 'Art and Architecture in Britain', 'European Art and its Global Interaction’, ‘Art History and its Methods’, ‘Interpreting Objects’, and ‘Sculpture and Decorative Arts’. The modules are subject to change and may differ year to year.Future Careers: Graduates with a BA in History of Art may pursue careers in fields such as curating, museum and gallery work, art therapy, teaching, auctioneering, art journalism and criticism, art dealing and art marketing. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.