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BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy

University of Reading — Reading, United Kingdom

BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy is a undergraduate Economics course at University of Reading, Reading, United Kingdom. It takes 4 years, costs £26,850 per year and starts in September.

Undergraduate · 4 years · Full-time · Economics · £26,850 per year

Intakes: September

The University of Reading's BA Art and Philosophy is a four-year joint degree that combines studio practice with philosophy, with a focus on contemporary art. It is taught by staff from the Reading School of Art and the Department of Philosophy and ends with a written philosophy dissertation or an independent learning module. You work in the art studio and on drawing in year one alongside reason and argument and great works in philosophy, then build your studio practice each year with philosophy options such as aesthetics, ethics and metaphysics. 5.

Modules

  • Art Studio 1
  • Drawing
  • Reason and Argument
  • Great Works in Philosophy
  • Art Studio 2
  • Aesthetics
  • Ethical Argument
  • Meaning and the Mind
  • Art Studio 2b
  • Metaphysics
  • Current Moral Philosophy
  • Art Studio 3b
  • Dissertation in Philosophy or Independent Learning Module

Careers

  • Artist
  • Curator
  • Art Therapist
  • Film and Video Producer
  • Gallery Professional

Frequently asked questions

How long is BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy at University of Reading?

BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy takes 4 years (Full-time).

How much does BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy at University of Reading cost?

The listed tuition fee is £26,850 per year. Fees can change, so confirm the current amount before you apply.

When does BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy start?

Intakes: September.

What level is BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy?

It is a undergraduate course in Economics.

What will I study on BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy?

Modules include Art Studio 1, Drawing, Reason and Argument, Great Works in Philosophy, Art Studio 2 and Aesthetics.

What careers can BA (Hons) Art and Philosophy lead to?

Typical roles include Artist, Curator, Art Therapist, Film and Video Producer and Gallery Professional.