The Art History B.A. at Queen's University invites you to explore the rich tapestry of human visual culture, from ancient civilizations to contemporary creations. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students eager to develop critical visual literacy and analytical skills, understanding how art and architecture shape societies globally. You will delve into diverse global art histories, curatorial practices, and interdisciplinary methodologies, engaging with subjects like Feminism, the Body, and Visual Culture, and Caravan Cities of the Ancient Near East. This program provides a robust foundation for understanding the visual world and its profound impact.
You will study this program full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances foundational knowledge with advanced specialisation. Your studies will involve engaging with core units on British art and architecture, alongside options to explore global art histories and curatorial concepts. You will have the opportunity to undertake 300-level and 400-level ARTH courses, as well as electives in related fields such as Classical Studies and Gender Studies. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in museums, galleries, heritage organisations, and the broader cultural industries.