Investigate modern and contemporary art, art theory, and visual culture from around the world with a fresh perspective. This degree encourages you to develop an independent critical engagement with artworks and visual culture, examining changing historical conceptions of art and the artist within their broader cultural and political contexts. You will explore visual culture in all its forms, extending beyond traditional museum and gallery objects to include architecture, cityscapes, advertising, media, and street style. The course focuses on key areas of debate rather than strict chronology, offering a unique viewpoint within one of the world's top universities for art and design.
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Anthropology provides students with the conceptual tools and practical research experience to understand the diverse range of human social experiences. The program explores culture, biology, archaeology, and language, utilizing methods from participant-observation to laboratory analysis. You will investigate topics such as gender, race, capitalism, colonialism, health, human rights, and even the social lives of non-human primates. Graduates are equipped with integrative abilities applicable to various fields including medicine, education, politics, media, activism, market research, and the arts.