This degree offers a comprehensive exploration of art history as a global phenomenon, spanning from prehistory to the present. Based at the renowned Sainsbury Centre, it provides a unique opportunity to engage with diverse artworks and objects, including key aspects of European art alongside creations from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. As the only UK Art History Department housed in a world-class museum, students benefit from an interdisciplinary curriculum that examines art's creation, collection, and exhibition across eras, guided by leading experts in areas such as the climate crisis, postcolonial studies, medieval cultures, photography, and curation.Located in historic Norwich, the program immerses students in the Sainsbury Centre's collections, designed by Norman Foster, and connects them to an international network including the Sainsbury Research Unit and Institute. This affiliation facilitates access to local and national museums, preparing graduates for careers in cultural, creative, and heritage sectors. Course details may change; verify on www.uea.ac.uk.
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