‘Culture’ is a broad concept that encapsulates the arts and other expressions of human intellectual endeavour. And there’s no better way to learn about and acquire culture, than by studying an arts course.

Studying arts is not confined to learning about paintings and sculptures, as the arts cover so much more. They include fine arts but also encompass studies in the humanities such as languages, literature, communications, history, philosophy and the performing arts.

An arts degree offers an ideal foundation for a range of career options and outcomes. You will cover a broad educational base, choosing a major area of study as you continue your degree. These majors can include art history, English, international studies, history, political science, sociology, psychology, philosophy and theology.

With an arts qualification, you will gain invaluable skills in critical thinking, analysis and writing – essential training that can be applied to any business or industry. The flexibility of an arts degree allows for you to follow your passion and study the subjects you’re interested in without limiting your professional opportunities. You could work in government or in the business sector, in the media or in the arts and culture sector itself.

As Jim Leach, former member of the US House of Representatives said, ‘Our culture is more shaped by the arts and humanities than it often is by politics’.

So if you want to become more cultured, you can help shape your mind with our arts and humanities courses today.

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