History of Art and Literature, BA (Hons)

This course delves into the interconnected histories of art and literature across eras, inviting students to analyse key European, British, and American literary works alongside compelling artworks from global regions. Delivered by UEA's esteemed departments of Art History and World Art Studies and the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing, the program is based in the iconic Sainsbury Centre, the UK's only art history department within a renowned museum. Students will explore interdisciplinary themes, from medieval to postmodern periods, examining artistic movements, visual culture, and creations from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.Set in Norwich, a UNESCO City of Literature with a rich heritage—including early female author Julian of Norwich and alumni like Nobel winner Sir Kazuo Ishiguro—the course connects to an international art network, offering access to museums and pathways to careers in cultural and creative fields. Course details may change; verify on www.uea.ac.uk.