Curating and Art History BA (Hons)

The Bachelor of Arts in Curating and Art History at the University of York provides students with a comprehensive education in art history, curatorial studies, and museum management. This three-year program features a dynamic curriculum that covers topics such as aesthetics, art theory, cultural history, visual culture, and critical practice. Students will gain hands-on experience through field trips to museums and galleries where they will be able to develop their curatorial skills by planning exhibitions and events. The program is unique in its interdisciplinary approach to understanding the role of curatorship within contemporary arts contexts. Graduates from this program will be well-prepared for careers in museums & galleries, conservation & preservation services; arts administration; teaching; or other related fields. With a strong track record of alumni successes and world-class faculty members teaching the course, this program offers an excellent opportunity for students to gain the expertise needed to make meaningful contributions towards preserving cultural heritage while also exploring new possibilities within the field of curating and art