Art History and Visual Arts is a joint bachelor’s pathway that connects studio practice with the study of visual culture, art history, and architecture. You’ll develop both critical research skills and hands-on making through coursework that culminates in advanced independent work.
Art History and Visual Arts is a dynamic joint bachelor’s program that integrates hands-on studio practice with a comprehensive study of visual culture, art history, and architecture. This course is designed to cultivate critical research skills alongside practical artistic creation, culminating in a significant independent project.
The program seamlessly blends art history with studio practice, allowing students to progress from foundational studies to advanced independent work and capstone projects. Coursework includes a variety of subjects aimed at enriching students' understanding and appreciation of visual arts.
Example course areas include:
Capstone / Advanced work: Students will engage in advanced independent projects and capstone experiences that prioritize the development of ideas, portfolio presentation, and research-driven artistic creation.
Academic qualifications: No GRE or GMAT scores are required for this program.
Applicants whose primary language is not English or who have not studied in an English-speaking curriculum may need to provide proof of English proficiency.
Graduates of the Art History and Visual Arts program can pursue a variety of career paths in fields such as education, museum curation, art conservation, graphic design, and other creative industries. The comprehensive skill set developed throughout the program positions students for success in both practical and research-oriented roles within the art world.
Shortlist scholarships and plan your application — free guidance from our advisors.