Embark on the BA Art History & Visual Culture and Modern Languages at the University of Exeter, a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for those fascinated by the intricate relationship between visual expression and global communication. This four-year programme delves into the critical analysis of art, architecture, and design across diverse historical periods and cultures, while simultaneously equipping you with advanced proficiency in a chosen modern language. You will explore methodologies in art history and visual culture, alongside the linguistic and cultural nuances of languages such as French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, or Chinese, preparing you to understand and engage with complex global dialogues.
This full-time, on-campus degree unfolds over four years, beginning with foundational modules in both art history and your selected language in Year 1. As you progress, you will engage with compulsory and optional modules, including a distinctive Art History and Visual Culture Field Study for Blended Learning in Year 2. The third year offers an invaluable opportunity to immerse yourself in a country where your chosen language is spoken, fostering fluency and cultural understanding. You will graduate with a sophisticated understanding of visual analysis and exceptional language skills, opening pathways to careers in international relations, cultural heritage, education, and global business.