Explore the dynamic world of art and visual culture with the Art History & Museum Studies undergraduate degree at the University of Lethbridge. This program is designed for students passionate about understanding the creation, context, and impact of art across diverse global cultures and historical periods. You will delve into the critical theories and methodologies essential for analysing visual and material production, from ancient artefacts to contemporary installations. If you are driven to understand imagery, material culture, and the role of art in society, this degree provides a comprehensive academic foundation.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor's degree is studied over four years, immersing you in subjects like World Art Before 1400, World Art Since 1400, and Indigenous Art History. You will gain practical experience through hands-on work with the University’s extensive art collection, learning conservation and exhibition curation techniques. The curriculum emphasizes theory and methods in Art and Art History, preparing you for diverse professional pathways. You will graduate with the analytical skills and curatorial knowledge sought after in galleries, museums, heritage organisations, and the broader cultural sector.