The
following information was taken directly from Roehampton
University's printed undergraduate prospectus.
“Studying
Art History will help you to develop a wide range of analytical,
visual and critical skills. you will benefit from study
visits to world-famous galleries and museums that are
on our doorstep in London. This programme will help to
prepare you for a range of creative careers in the art
world, from gallery or museum curatorship, to teaching
and consultancy work.
Sample Modules/Courses
Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Art in Italy
Art and Architecture in the 17th Century
Modernity and Modern Art
The Art of India, China or Japan
British Art and Architecture
First Year
Introductory classes focus on methods and approaches to
art history as well as visual analysis. You will learn
about Renaissance and Baroque art and architecture in
Italy, France, Spain and the Netherlands. Optional modules
include photography, classical civilisation, philosophy,
history and aesthetics.
Second Year
You will study the development of modern art as well as
consider trends in contemporary visual culture. In addition,
you will have the option of a museum or gallery placement.
Modules such as The Arts of Asia, Africa, the Americas
or Oceania will broaden your knowledge of non-western
art.
Third Year
You will complete a museum studies module called Cultures
of Display, and write a dissertation on a topic chosen
in consultation with your tutor. You will also study Women
and Visual Culture in Early Renaissance Italy and a selection
of other modules on western and non-western art.
Special Features
Optional work placements in a museum or gallery are offered
along with opportunities for international study. Single
Honours students have the option of modules in photographic
practice and theory.”
If you may have further questions or concerns about this
program at Roehampton University or for other programs
please contact
representative Popabroad for more information.
