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Art possesses the ability to question and transform contemporary society. This program is ideal if you're eager to examine art's cultural, political, social, and economic impact.
Throughout your studies, you'll have opportunities to:
investigate art's connections with feminist theory, queer studies, colonial history, media criticism, and postcolonial perspectives
customize your education by focusing on your preferred subjects, whether philosophy, business, law, or modern languages
broaden your horizons through diverse electives and interdisciplinary pathways - a key feature of this program
participate in the Art Society to connect with fellow enthusiasts, collaborate, and find inspiration
pursue an optional placement year to acquire professional experience.
Situated near Brighton and within easy reach of London, our university offers an exceptional setting for artistic pursuits. You'll have access to outstanding resources like The Keep and the Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts, plus benefit from our partnerships with numerous museums, galleries, and collections. Our academic research contributes to exhibitions at prestigious institutions including:
Tate Modern
The Met
London's Science Museum.
Upon graduation, you'll possess both analytical and practical skills valuable in cultural, creative, and academic fields. Your degree will prepare you for diverse career paths in areas such as arts writing, education, arts administration, and cultural marketing.
To enhance your professional prospects, you can opt for a work placement during your studies. This valuable experience provides industry insights and develops employer-sought skills. While you'll need to secure your own placement, our specialized career advisors can assist with:
identifying potential employers
crafting strong applications
interview preparation techniques.