文学士（荣誉）历史与艺术史

历史使您有机会探索跨文化和跨时代人类活动的各个方面。核心模块将向您介绍史学，并使用主要资源，以发展您的技能和知识。然后，您将从广泛的可选模块中进行选择，以追求您感兴趣的主题，从罗马沦陷到20世纪，从美国走向印度。您还将获得广泛的可转让技能，这些对雇主非常有吸引力。艺术史使您可以对随着时间的推移以及在不同文化中艺术的产生和接受方式（甚至“艺术”对人们的意义的差异）形成批判性的理解。您将通过核心模块对关键方法和方法进行广泛的理解，在其中您将学习读取图像而不是看到图像。跨艺术史，文化研究和博物馆研究的可选模块也
Combine the study of history with history of art to develop a critical understanding of history and the ways in which art has been produced and received over time. Our modules will give you a firm foundation in historical skills and explore ways the past is researched. You'll also gain a broad understanding of key approaches and methods in art, such as learning to read an image rather than simply seeing it. You'll benefit from a wide range of optional modules to pursue global, inclusive topics that interest you, from medieval medicine, decolonisation, to histories of everyday life. Our modules across cultural studies and museum studies will ensure you gain a wide range of transferable skills that are very attractive to employers. Leeds has excellent resources for historians, including a wealth of archive material. The University Library's Special Collections include the almost 3,000 works of art in its Art Collection, spanning the 17th century to the present day, and the Liddle Collection of personal papers from thousands of people who lived through the First and Second World Wars. The University Library offers full training to help you make the most of our resources.<br><br>A degree in History and History of Art from Leeds will equip you with plenty of valuable skills for a range of different careers. You'll be able to think critically and analyse information, asking the right questions and communicating your findings both verbally and in writing. Independence, self-motivation and initiative are also among the skills you will develop, so graduates from this degree are highly regarded by employers. Recent graduates have gone into careers in marketing, journalism, teaching, publishing, fashion, law, finance, heritage, curating, arts education in organisations such as galleries, colleges and universities, journalism, arts administration, image researching, PR and auctioneering. Others have gone onto postgraduate study and some have completed PhDs and are teaching in higher education institutions around the world. Our graduates work at the Guggenheim Museum in Venice, the Tate Britain, Tate Modern, The Saatchi Gallery, The Henry Moore Institute, National Trust, Bonham's, Leeds City Museums, The Hepworth Gallery, The Geffrye Museum London, The Heritage Lottery Fund and the Rydale Folk Museum. Some examples of roles they have gone on to have include Head of House and Collections at Harewood House, Events Manager at the National Portrait Gallery, PR Officer at Christie's (London and New York), Lecturer at the University of Leeds and Chief Curator at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.<br><br>Optional Study abroad and Optional Work placement Available