Liberal Arts offers you the opportunity to design your own programme of study The Liberal Arts degree complements Durham University s Single and Joint Honours programmes enabling you to study modules in up to four subjects in and beyond the Faculty of Arts and Humanities If you are looking for the freedom to follow your intellectual interests wherever these might take you then Liberal Arts might be the right degree for you In Liberal Arts it is not only possible to study any subject in the Arts and Humanities but also most subjects in the Social Sciences It is possible therefore for students to combine History and Politics for example but also to study subjects in combinations less likely to be available in a Joint Honours programme such as Theology and Anthropology or Music and Sociology or Philosophy and Geography If the subject which you regard as your primary interest is in the Social Sciences you should apply for the Combined Honours in Social Sciences degree If your principal subjects include one or more modern languages French German Spanish Italian Russian Arabic Chinese or Japanese then at the end of your first year you would transfer to the four-year version of your degree and spend your third year abroad either studying at university or teaching English or undertaking internships in companies and other organisations If however you do not wish to take any subject other than modern languages you should apply for the Modern Languages and Cultures degree

NULL

NULL

NULL