Liberal Studies (art History) BA (hons) With Integrated Foundation in Regents University London, UK

Liberal Studies (art History) BA (hons) With Integrated Foundation in Regents University London

This programme is modelled on the traditional US liberal arts degree. You will major in one subject area, but will also study a variety of other topics.

The Integrated Foundation is designed for those who do not meet the requirements for direct entry onto the BA (Hons) Liberal Arts (Art History). During this year, you will take a broader look at some of the key topics on the degree programme including international relations, psychology and media studies. This will provide you with a foundation of core knowledge and skills to confidently progress onto the degree programme.

This programme is for students that wish to specialise in Art History as their major. Art History isn't just the study of images or objects. It is a discipline that explores where and when a notable piece was produced, and the unique circumstances and ideas that helped create it.

On this programme, you will:

• Study artworks from around the world
• Learn how to evaluate and discuss art
• Discover more about the creative process
• Explore the social, political, economic and cultural factors that influence artists.

You'll be in the perfect place to discover art and creativity throughout the centuries. Our beautiful Regent's Park location in the heart of London, will enable you to explore stunning galleries, museums and exhibitions. Many of our classes take place in public and private galleries and venues across the city, enabling you to study artworks up-close.

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