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BA (Hons) in Anthropology and History of Art (joint honours), Oxford Brookes University
Oxford - UK,
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36 Months
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About this course
This joint honours course gives you the chance to explore your interests in Anthropology and History of Art, building a strong foundation in both areas. The programme emphasizes developing personal and professional skills that will support your future career. As you study Anthropology, you'll investigate what makes us human, our diversity, and our environmental connections. The History of Art component focuses on studying artworks and buildings firsthand, often involving guided visits to sites in Oxford or London. The course design reflects the close link between research and teaching, with insights from experienced staff shaping the curriculum. It aims to help you grow into an effective, independent learner through a progressive approach to gaining knowledge and skills.
Why this course is highly recommended
This course benefits from high academic ranking, being placed 8th in the UK for Anthropology and History of Art in the Guardian History of Art league ranking 2025. Its well-rounded approach combines research-informed teaching, practical experiences like site visits, and flexible modules that let you tailor your studies according to your interests. The assessment methods are diverse, supporting different learning styles while preparing you for a range of careers.
Specialisation
Students can choose to deepen their focus in specific areas during their second and final years. Options include human origins, archaeology, international development, environment, conservation, and various art historical periods. There is also an opportunity for a residential field trip to Paris, allowing practical engagement with the subject.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
16.84L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Applicants typically need a UCAS Tariff score of 104 points, achieved through A-level grades of BCC, IB points of 29, or BTEC DMM. There are also direct applications for international qualifications. English language proficiency requirements are in place for non-native speakers, alongside general university entry standards.
English language test
PTE
65
TOEFL
80
DUOLINGO
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IELTS
6
Career prospects
Graduates develop transferable skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, communication, intercultural understanding, and research. They often find work in NGOs, charities, social work, publishing, PR, marketing, teaching, media, museums, and art sectors. Many alumni also pursue postgraduate study, including at Oxford Brookes itself.
FAQs
What are the start dates for the course?
The course begins in September of 2025 or 2026.
Can international students apply?
Yes, international qualifications are accepted, and there are pathways such as foundation courses or pre-sessional English if needed.
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