Art History

About this course

Art history is the discipline that examines what human beings have made visually and materially across cultures and centuries, asking how art objects are produced, what meanings they carry, how they are received and interpreted, and how they connect to the social, political, and economic worlds in which they were created. It is a discipline that develops close looking, careful reading, and the ability to construct well-evidenced arguments about difficult and ambiguous objects, and these skills are valued well beyond the art world. This programme at Regent's University London includes a year abroad, taking your studies into an international context that is particularly fitting for a discipline concerned with works of art from every part of the world. London is one of the greatest cities for art history in the world, with the National Gallery, the Tate galleries, the British Museum, the V

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