BA in Art History and Chinese, University of Manchester

This interdisciplinary program explores Art History through different cultural and historical lenses while integrating Chinese Studies. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of art from various periods and regions, benefitting from renowned resources like The John Rylands Library and The Whitworth. The course emphasizes practical and research skills, with access to world-famous artworks and specialized library collections. On the Chinese side, students study language and cultural history, including subjects like literature, visual culture, and music, with a focus on contemporary issues such as environment, gender, and transnationalism. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, gallery visits, and fieldwork, supported by research-led learning. The program is designed to develop both critical thinking and language proficiency, preparing students for diverse careers in arts, academia, and beyond.