Australian National University

Overview

The Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship (Honours) at the Australian National University provides students with the essential skills to critically engage with art historical research and curatorial practices. This program fosters a deep understanding of the art world, enabling graduates to pursue various professional pathways within the field.

What you'll study

Core Courses Include:

• Art Museum Internship: Collection Management
• Art Museum Internship: Audience Development
• Methodologies of Art History
• Thesis Project

This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring that students are well-prepared for careers in art history and curatorship.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a Bachelor's degree from ANU or an equivalent qualification from another institution, achieving a minimum weighted average of 70% in relevant courses. Additionally, candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English through accepted assessments.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship (Honours) program can expect a range of career opportunities in galleries, museums, and cultural institutions. The program also positions graduates to pursue further academic research or advanced studies in art history and related fields. International students may be eligible for a post-study work permit, allowing them to gain valuable experience in Australia after graduation.