Curating, Heritage and Human Rights, BA (Hons), with study abroad

This degree explores whether exhibitions can drive social change, who shapes the narratives in museums and galleries, and how to protect heritage threatened by war or disasters. It addresses ethical issues in preserving and displaying cultural objects, equipping students with skills to link visual culture, heritage, human rights, and broader social dynamics. The BA in Curating, Heritage and Human Rights enhances expertise in curatorial practices while fostering advocacy for individual rights, social justice, and change, alongside critical analysis of heritage preservation, ethical debates, and community engagement.Studying abroad offers opportunities to experience diverse cultures and languages, enhancing academic and social growth while demonstrating employability traits like adaptability. For a full year abroad, students pay only 15% of their usual tuition to Essex, with no fees to the host university. Courses include optional modules for personalised learning, with more details on the University of Essex website.