University of Regina

Overview

The Cultures of Display bachelor's program at the University of Regina offers an engaging exploration of curatorship, exhibition planning, and the public interpretation of art and cultural heritage. This program equips students with the necessary skills to analyze how visual culture is presented through various mediums, including museums, galleries, archives, and contemporary media.

• Level: Bachelor’s degree
• Duration: Typically 4 years (full-time)
• Credits: Commonly 120 credit units (confirm with the university’s degree requirements)
• Delivery: Public study mode
• Faculty: Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance
• Language of instruction: English

What you'll study

The program combines core studies with specialized coursework in display, visual culture, and related media and performance topics. The curriculum offers a comprehensive education, with flexibility to adapt to your interests.

• Core foundations: Introductory and intermediate studies in art history and visual culture.
• Display and interpretation: Courses focused on the design, interpretation, and communication of exhibitions.
• Supporting disciplines: Sociology and perspectives on culture, audiences, and institutions.
• Creative technologies: Exploration of digital tools and media approaches used in contemporary exhibitions.
• Theatre/performance studies: Examination of performance and presentation as integral parts of the exhibition experience.
• Capstone / culminating experience: A final project or research-based requirement aligned with curatorial practice.

Electives: Students may choose additional electives to focus on curatorial research, heritage practice, or media-driven exhibition work.

Entry requirements

Admission to the program is based on your previous academic performance. Specific GPA requirements are determined by the university’s admissions policy for your applicant category. There are no known GRE or GMAT requirements for this program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Cultures of Display program are well-prepared for careers in various fields, including curatorship, exhibition design, arts administration, and cultural heritage management. The skills acquired during the program provide a strong foundation for roles in museums, galleries, cultural organizations, and beyond.