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University of York, BA (Hons), English and History of Art

University of York
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration Fee international Fee study period Year of study
Full-time Sep years: 3 £17120 Academic year n/a

Studying the two subjects together asks how creativity responds to and works to shape the world. You’ll learn how to master art-historical and literary criticism, and discover the connections and differences between artistic media. In doing so, you’ll gain an exciting and fresh perspective on the history of human expression, graduating with skills highly prized by employers across a wide range of industries.

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