This four-year full-time Bachelor of Arts degree provides a comprehensive understanding of art history and architecture, allowing you to see the world through different perspectives. The program includes a dedicated year abroad, offering opportunities to study or work with international partners, immersing yourself in new cultures and languages. You will learn to analyze and interpret visual materials, understand their creation, and explore diverse art forms from various global regions and historical periods. The course emphasizes practical experience through regular trips to cultural institutions and collaborations with leading art and heritage organizations.
The curriculum is designed by expert art historians and curators, offering a rigorous introduction to art history and architecture. As you progress, you can specialize through a wide array of optional modules, exploring the latest research and ideas. The first and second years include opportunities to learn a language, enhancing your understanding of art history, your year abroad experience, and future career prospects. The year abroad allows for study at partner institutions or work experience.
This degree develops strong vocational and transferable skills valuable in various fields. The program fosters connections with arts and heritage institutions, preparing you for careers within and beyond traditional museum and gallery settings.
The University of York accepts a wide range of international qualifications. For non-native English speakers, evidence of English language ability is required. If you do not meet the direct entry requirements, international pathway courses are available. Contextual offers may be considered for applicants facing barriers to higher education.
Tuition fees and funding options vary based on nationality and course. Specific country-specific funding may also be available.
The tuition fee for international students is £26,900 per year. Tuition fees and funding options can vary based on nationality.
This is a four-year full-time degree programme. It includes a dedicated year abroad for study or work experience.
The academic entry requirement is AAB in A-levels. The University of York accepts a wide range of international qualifications.
Yes, the first and second years include opportunities to learn a language. This can enhance your understanding of art history and your year abroad experience.
This degree develops vocational and transferable skills valuable in various fields, including roles such as Art Historian, Curator, Arts Administrator, and Researcher.
Applications are typically submitted through UCAS by January for entry the following September. Offer notifications usually begin from December onwards.