Art History and Film & Visual Culture BA (Hons)
UCAS Code: A778|Duration: 3 years years|Full Time|Both Campuses
UCAS Campus Code: L46
Work placement opportunities|International students can apply
ART HISTORY
Love art, culture, photography, fashion or film? Art History at Liverpool Hope University helps you uncover the stories, ideas and movements behind the images that shape our world. Studying in Liverpool, one of the UK's most vibrant cultural cities, you'll explore art and visual culture while surrounded by world-class museums, galleries and creative organisations.
This Art History degree goes beyond traditional art history, examining topics such as Gender and Sexuality in Visual Culture, Photographic Theory and Practice, Art and Propaganda, and Art and Environment. You'll learn how images influence society, politics, identity and culture while developing valuable skills in research, critical thinking, communication and visual analysis.
Based in Liverpool's thriving cultural landscape, you'll benefit from links with organisations including Tate Liverpool, The Bluecoat, National Museums Liverpool and Dot-Art, alongside access to Fine Art and Design studios and workshops.
Professional Practice modules help you build real-world employability skills throughout your degree, preparing you for careers across the creative industries. Whether you're interested in galleries, museums, heritage, media, marketing or further study, Art History at Liverpool Hope gives you the knowledge, confidence and connections to take your next step.
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Art History
FILM & VISUAL CULTURE
Film & Visual Culture at Liverpool Hope University is your chance to dive into filmmaking, screenwriting and visual storytelling in one of the UK’s most filmed‑in cities outside London. Taught by award‑winning practitioners and leading researchers, the course blends hands‑on creative work with the study of film history, theory and how movies shape society. You’ll learn practical skills in filmmaking, editing and screenwriting while exploring how film reflects real‑world issues and global culture.
You’ll study on the Creative Campus with access to specialist equipment, studio spaces and expert support. Industry masterclasses, festival trips and partnerships with organisations like FACT help you build confidence and real‑world experience right here in Liverpool’s vibrant creative scene.
This degree is ideal if you’re excited by film, media, digital culture or creative production and want to develop a strong portfolio for future study or employment.
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