Art now reaches wider audiences than ever before – not only via museums and galleries, but also via digital and social media. Recent graduates have founded art platforms and advisory firms, been appointed to auction houses, art fairs and commercial galleries, and worked as consultants, managers, coordinators and editors for global brands including TEFAF, Galerie Perrotin and F. Schumacher & Co.The curation and circulation of art are two key themes that make this degree unique. There’s a particular focus on how art is displayed and interpreted (in museums, galleries, printed material and digital formats) and how art relates to other fields like business, fashion, politics and international relations. You'll have the opportunity to curate exhibitions in the University’s on-site Knapp Gallery, and take up a placement in the art world.Throughout your time at Regent's, you'll build close relationships with academics and industry insiders, and have opportunities to personalise your degree with a wide choice of special electives: expanding your skillset, exploring new perspectives and building your network.