Art and Philosophy at University of Reading
University of Reading lists Art and Philosophy as a BA in United Kingdom. The programme sits within arts & humanities, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
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Art and Philosophy at University of Reading: key facts
About Art and Philosophy at University of Reading
Develop your independent practice and understand the theories and ideas behind contemporary art, with our BA Art and Philosophy degree. This unique University of Reading four-year programme will help you become a skilful creator and scholar, bringing together creative practice in art with academic knowledge of philosophy.
From the course page at reading.ac.uk, read 19 Aug 2026
University of Reading lists Art and Philosophy as a BA in United Kingdom. The programme sits within arts & humanities, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
The published duration is 4 years. The recorded study mode is full-time.
No audience-qualified tuition amount has passed the publication checks yet. The application deadline is set per intake on the university's own page; Anyroll does not roll an old date into a new cycle.
Art and Philosophy programme structure
Art Studio 1 Art Studio 1 will introduce you to contemporary art and its global histories, models of practices and practical and professional skills. You will learn the codes of good practice, Health & Safety and sustainability in the studio while being given the opportunity to produce and present artworks that help develop your critically reflective and analytical skills.
Verified from the official reading.ac.uk source, read 20 Aug 2026.
Career outcomes after Art and Philosophy
Develop your independent practice and understand the theories and ideas behind contemporary art, with our BA Art and Philosophy degree. This unique University of Reading four-year programme will help you become a skilful creator and scholar, bringing together creative practice in art with academic knowledge of philosophy. Supported by staff from Reading School of Art and the Department of Philosophy, you'll engage in sustained experimentation and creative enquiry in practical studio and art history modules alongside complementary philosophy studies. During this four-year joint degree, you'll have the opportunity to:
Verified from the official reading.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
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- 4 stages · full-time
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