OverviewInterpret visual imagery (including photography and design) as well as objects and practices in order to understand contemporary and past societiesExplore the media, techniques and historical contexts relevant to the production of artistic works, the terminology used to describe and evaluate them, and the institutions that present them to the publicStudy modules designed to provide you with a sense of the range and variety of artistic and visual works and engage critically with these works in their historical and theoretical contextsArt, history and culture embedded on campus with the Exeter Northcott Theatre, The Bill Douglas Cinema Musuem, Lemon Grove and Great Hall as music venues and student theatre at Roborough Studios. Living and studying in a different country is an exciting experience that broadens your academic and cultural horizons, as well as giving you the opportunity to widen your circle of friends. Students who have studied abroad demonstrate initiative, independence, motivation and, depending on where they stay, may also have gained a working knowledge of another language – all key qualities that employers are looking for in today’s competitive employment environment.