Curating with Politics, BA (Hons), with study abroad

This degree explores critical questions such as whether artists can serve as activists, if exhibitions can drive social change, and how museums address traumatic events or cultural narratives shaped by governments and businesses. It equips students with skills to link visual culture, politics, and societal forces. The BA in Curating with Politics provides a multidisciplinary foundation in art history, curating, heritage, and political theory, blending theoretical learning with practical experience in galleries and museums. Emphasis is placed on exhibition design and the impact of curatorial decisions on audience experiences.Additionally, opportunities for studying abroad allow students to immerse in diverse cultures and languages, enhancing personal and academic growth while demonstrating key employability traits like adaptability. Participants pay only 15% of standard tuition to the University of Essex for a full year abroad, with no fees to the host institution. Courses also offer optional modules for tailored learning, with further details available on the University website.