The BA Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies at the University of Exeter offers you a unique opportunity to explore the dynamic interplay between visual arts and screen media. This undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about understanding how images, objects, and films shape our perception of the world, from historical contexts to contemporary culture. You will delve into critical theories, historical methodologies, and diverse visual forms, developing a sophisticated analytical framework. This programme provides a robust foundation for those seeking to critically engage with the visual landscapes that define our lives and societies.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this joint honours degree allows you to tailor your studies through a wide array of optional modules in both Art History & Visual Culture and Film Studies. You will engage with compulsory modules covering essential concepts like 'Questions and Methods in Art History and Visual Culture' and 'Major Debates in Film Theory', alongside opportunities for a significant dissertation in your final year. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of visual and screen studies, prepared for diverse career paths in curation, criticism, media production, and cultural heritage.