Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship in Canberra Australia | The Australian National University

The Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship connects academic art history with hands-on museum and exhibition practices.

This program examines art through diverse historical, social, cultural, and political frameworks. Students can specialize in Australian, Asian, or global art across different periods while participating in immersive international art history courses. The curriculum integrates studio practice courses from the School of Art & Design and provides direct museum experience through tutorials at leading cultural institutions.

Learning Outcomes
analyze and assess art within its historical, social, cultural, and political contexts;
comprehend the connections between art historical study, theoretical frameworks, and curatorial work;
examine and engage with the operations of cultural institutions through direct museum and gallery involvement; and
acquire practical skills in collection management and exhibition development.