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

This program offers profound insights into both yourself and the world through Arts and Fine Arts studies. As creative thinkers and makers, you'll examine cultural, social, environmental, ethical, and political themes, discovering impactful methods to communicate these concepts to audiences. The Bachelor of Arts provides diverse subject options, allowing you to concentrate on the societal, human, and cultural elements that fascinate you most. Within the Fine Arts curriculum, you'll engage with modern art while specializing in various mediums and techniques such as ceramics, photography, installations, performance art, prints, film, digital media, sound art, and beyond. This dual degree enriches your comprehension of society, humanity, and culture while sharpening your analytical and communication abilities. By merging these disciplines, you'll unlock your full potential and expand your professional opportunities.

When pursuing a Philosophy major within the Bachelor of Arts, you'll examine both historical and modern philosophical discussions while investigating these questions independently. Philosophical traditions from the past form the basis for current philosophical exploration. The curriculum covers numerous philosophical domains and approaches, ranging from Platonic thought to Buddhist philosophy. Key study areas include: Reality's fundamental nature (metaphysics), Knowledge's essence and boundaries (epistemology), Moral principles (ethics), Ideal societal structures (social and political philosophy), Artistic beauty (aesthetics), and Effective reasoning techniques (logic).