Bachelor

Bachelor of Arts and Visual Cultures

About the program

A degree studying the history, Theory and contemporary practice of visual culture within a liberal arts framework.

Demonstrate core knowledge in Arts and Visual Cultures. Apply analytical and practical methods to discipline-specific problems. Communicate ideas effectively in academic and professional settings. Work collaboratively and apply ethical professional practice.

Four-year
32 US credits a year. Year 1 foundations include visual thinking and London cultures
Year 2 art history and content creation
Year 3 museums
Studio photography and research methods
Year 4 contemporary debates
International cinema
Creative collaboration and a senior dissertation
Plus electives and an optional internship.

2.8

Secondary school leaving qualification (A Levels, IB, US High School Diploma, BTEC).

Visit the official website. Review the entry requirements for the selected program. Complete the direct or recognized application route. Submit academic transcripts
English proficiency evidence
A personal statement
any program-specific materials. Accept the offer and pay the required tuition or CAS deposit. Complete CAS checks and Student visa requirements for study in the United Kingdom. Enroll according to the university instructions.

Campus	Chiswick Park
Faculty or school	Department of Communications, Creative Industries and the Arts
Department	Department of Design and Creative Arts
Teaching language	English
Credit value	32
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	2 years
Scholarship note	Richmond American University London offers merit-based, Program-specific, Or institutional scholarship opportunities for eligible students. Award availability, Value, Eligibility, And deadlines vary by program and intake.