The Bachelor of Arts in Cultures of Display at the University of Regina is designed for students passionate about understanding and shaping how we present and interpret cultural objects and ideas. You will explore the critical theories and practical methodologies behind curatorial work, exhibition design, and visual communication. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in art history, media studies, and performance, equipping you with the analytical skills to engage with diverse cultural contexts and the opportunities within museums, galleries, and archives.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, immerses you in core competencies like critical writing and research skills, alongside specialized courses in art history and visual culture. You will engage with media, arts, and performance electives, potentially undertaking projects that simulate real-world exhibition briefs. By the end of your degree, you will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of display cultures and be prepared for further study or careers as curators, art directors, or preparators in cultural institutions.