Art History and Economics BA

at Liverpool Hope University

• The BA in Art History and Economics at Liverpool Hope University combines the study of art history with economic analysis. 
• Students explore the historical context, styles, and significance of art movements, alongside economic theories and principles. 
• The curriculum covers topics such as the economics of cultural heritage, art markets, and the impact of art on society. 
• Through a range of modules, students develop critical thinking skills, research abilities, and interdisciplinary perspectives. 
• Graduates emerge with a deep understanding of both art history and economics, equipped for careers in arts management, cultural policy, museum curation, or further study in related fields.

Course Modules

• Themes and Issues in Art History
• Art History: Close-Up Lecture
• Contemporary Practices in Art History
• Special Topics in Art History
• Professional Practice for Art History
• Advanced Museum and Gallery Studies
• Aesthetics
• Professional Practice

Important Dates

The course begins every September. Those interested in applying should monitor the university's website closely for updates on the application procedure. Although the application is made through UCAS, it is prudent to start collecting all the necessary documents early to prevent any delays or pressure towards the deadline.

• Achieving a grade range of 75 to 85 per cent in all subjects during Standard XII.
• Possession of a diploma awarded by a State Board of Technical Education.
• A minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0 is required, with no individual component scoring below 5.5.

The annual tuition fee for Art History and Economics BA  is between £14,500/yr to £15,500/yr. To stay informed about any changes in programme fees, students are advised to frequently check the university's website. These fees may be adjusted annually, influenced by factors such as the student's residency status and enrollment status (full-time or part-time). The university's website is the main platform for accessing the latest fee details, including any additional expenses that might occur.

Graduates of Liverpool Hope University's BA in Art History and Economics can pursue diverse career paths in both the arts and economics sectors. They may find employment in art galleries, museums, cultural institutions, arts administration, or as cultural heritage managers. Additionally, they are well-equipped for roles in economic research, policy analysis, consulting, or further study in related fields such as museum studies, arts management, or economics.