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Explore cultural heritage through the lens of art history, architecture, and French/francophone studies. Immerse yourself in a year abroad to gain fresh world perspectives. At York, you can opt for: a dual-language degree (with beginner options available) or a combined language and arts program. Develop a unique understanding of human expression by pairing art history with French studies, acquiring skills valued by diverse employers. You'll examine an extensive range of artistic works and structures spanning different eras and regions - from North African traditions to modern digital art. Combining French with art history provides special insight into global collections, particularly those within French-speaking cultures.Our language teaching method stands apart. Immediate immersion in your target language, guided by native-speaking experts, accelerates your fluency. Beginner students (ab initio) merge with advanced classes by year two - your progress will astonish you.Join our dynamic community of modern languages and art history scholars, enriched by frequent academic and cultural events. Both departments boast strong international connections and partnerships with global institutions, enhancing your study abroad experience.Career DevelopmentThis interdisciplinary program develops crucial communication, analytical, and organizational abilities applicable across professions. Employers will value your leadership in projects and independent research capabilities.Your degree cultivates a rare blend of analytical, cross-cultural, and linguistic skills that make graduates exceptionally employable. You'll master all phases of linguistic research projects - from formulating questions to presenting findings - preparing you for numerous career paths.
A levels: AAB and You do not need an A level in History of Art or a language; Access to Higher Education Diploma: Obtain Access to HE Diploma with 36 credits at Distinction and 9 credits at Merit or higher; BTEC National Extended Diploma: DDD; International Baccalaureate: 35 points; Scottish Highers / Advanced Highers: Scottish Highers - AABBB and Advanced Highers - not required for entry. IELTS (Academic) - 6.5, with a minimum of 6.0 in each component and TOEFL: 87 overall, with a minimum of 21 in each component.