All of our undergraduate courses are three years although you can decide to take a year in industry (also known as a work placement year) or a study abroad year which will extend your degree to four years.
You can choose to study one subject for your degree, such as BA Fine Art, or you may want to combine two subjects, such as BA Fine Art with History of Art.
BA Fine Art
Develop an ambitious and creative body of work produced in our excellent workshops and studios. You’ll focus on studio practice, study modules that help you reflect on the history and theory of art and culture and develop the skills needed for a range of art-related careers. You can choose to combine Fine Art with another subject (see below).
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BA Fine Art with History of Art
You’ll study Fine Art in combination with History of Art and split your time between studio practice and studying modules that explore the history and theory of art. Combining Fine Art with another subject will allow you to work with and learn alongside students from other courses in the School.
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BA History of Art
Your History of Art degree will focus on the study of the history and theory of art. You’ll explore the ways in which art has been produced and received by different communities across time and in different places.
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BA Fine Art with Contemporary Cultural Theory
You’ll combine your Fine Art studio practice with a critical understanding of contemporary culture and the media. Combining Fine Art with another subject will allow you to work with and learn alongside students from other courses in the School.
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BA Cultural and Media Studies
You'll develop your critical understanding of the history and theory of culture and the media and bring together disciplines, such as literature, history, sociology and philosophy with knowledge about film, television, music and popular culture.
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BA History of Art with Cultural Studies
You’ll study art history and develop your critical understanding of the history and theory of culture, including film, television, music and visual culture. Studying History of Art with another subject will allow you to work with and learn alongside students from other courses in the School.
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History of Art joint honours
You may also be interested in studying History of Art with another subject. Studying History of Art with another subject will allow you to work with and learn alongside students from other courses at the University.
At Leeds, you can choose one of the following History of Art joint honours degrees:
BA English and History of Art
BA History and History of Art
