Bachelor in Art History

Art History teaches students to analyze and decode visual messages across various cultural traditions. This program is ideal for those who appreciate art's role in society and want to explore its historical significance. Students will develop critical thinking skills and visual intelligence, making them well-suited for careers in creative fields.

The curriculum covers different historical periods and cultural styles, allowing students to engage deeply with art from Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific. Through hands-on projects and discussions, students will learn to recognize how art influences social media, news, and entertainment, enhancing their ability to think independently.

Graduates of Art History can pursue diverse careers in communication, media, and marketing. They often find roles in museums, galleries, and cultural institutions. Job titles include Image Orders Technician, museum curator, and roles in government ministries related to culture and heritage. The skills gained are transferable across various industries, making graduates adaptable in the job market.