BA / Bachelor of Fine Arts Conjoint - History in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

This program offers profound insights into yourself and the world through Arts and Fine Arts studies. Creative individuals explore cultural, social, environmental, ethical, and political themes, developing impactful ways to communicate these concepts. The Bachelor of Arts provides diverse subjects, allowing you to specialize in areas of society, culture, and human behavior that captivate you. The Fine Arts component immerses you in contemporary art, with options spanning ceramics, photography, installation, performance art, printmaking, film, digital media, sound art, and beyond. This dual degree enriches your understanding of society while sharpening analytical and communication abilities. By merging these disciplines, you'll unlock your potential and expand professional opportunities.

Select from courses covering diverse themes, cultures, regions, and historical eras. Options include New Zealand's past, Māori and Indigenous heritage, European chronicles, American narratives, and the histories of Asia, Australia, and the Pacific. You'll master both historical knowledge and methodological skills: cultivating critical analysis, research proficiency, and effective presentation techniques.

The curriculum features courses examining various cultural perspectives, geographical areas, and temporal contexts. Study options encompass Aotearoa's heritage, Māori and Indigenous traditions, Europe's legacy, America's story, along with Asia's, Australia's, and the Pacific's historical developments. You'll acquire substantive historical understanding alongside transferable skills: innovative thinking, research competence, and the capacity to evaluate and convey historical data.