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14th January 26
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
I study Liberal Arts and Science (BASc) which I love for its flexibility as it allows me to study modules from different subjects. For me this includes philosophy, biology and film. There is only one core module in the first semester meaning you don't spend much time with the course tutors and coursemates, however, the course hosts many events like tea & biscuits or film nights to bring together people on the same course.
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Points of entry for Liberal Arts BA Hons
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Entry requirements for Humanities, Liberal Arts and General Studies and Combined, General or Negotiated Studies at University of Birmingham
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
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Required subjects for Liberal Arts BA Hons at University of Birmingham
Excluding General Studies.
One of these must be an A-level or equivalent in a subject that includes essays as a form of assessment.
Music requires A level Music at grade A, or alternatively grade 6-8 ABRSM Theory or ABRSM grade 8 Performance provided it is completed alongside three A levels. Equivalent Trinity or LCM Music theory qualifications are still considered.
Modern Languages students wishing to study a language at advanced level will need to have a grade B in A-level in that language.
UCAS points for current students on Humanities, Liberal Arts and General Studies and Combined, General or Negotiated Studies at University of Birmingham
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member12172758
14th January 26
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
I study Liberal Arts and Science (BASc) which I love for its flexibility as it allows me to study modules from different subjects. For me this includes philosophy, biology and film. There is only one core module in the first semester meaning you don't spend much time with the course tutors and coursemates, however, the course hosts many events like tea & biscuits or film nights to bring together people on the same course. read more
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2nd April 25
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
The range of topics offered in the Liberal Arts course at the University of Birmingham is broader than at many other university options, allowing students the freedom to explore a variety of academic areas. One of the main advantages of this course at Birmingham is that there is no necessity to major in one subject, so students can keep their options as broad as they want for as long as they wish, and dissertations can integrate a range of topics as well. The course offers a progressive way of studying, allowing students to approach topics by combining the key skills across subjects rather than limiting themselves to one insight. The students on the course are bright and enthusiastic (LANS students have a reputation for talking a lot!) and you can be sure that any LANS student that you meet will have a friendly and welcoming energy. read more
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2nd April 25
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The range of topics offered in the Liberal Arts course at the University of Birmingham is broader than at many other university options, allowing students the freedom to explore a variety of academic areas. One of the main advantages of this course at Birmingham is that there is no necessity to major in one subject, so students can keep their options as broad as they want for as long as they wish, and dissertations can integrate a range of topics as well. The course offers a progressive way of studying, allowing students to approach topics by combining the key skills across subjects rather than limiting themselves to one insight. The students on the course are bright and enthusiastic (LANS students have a reputation for talking a lot!) and you can be sure that any LANS student that you meet will have a friendly and welcoming energy. read more
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member12172758
14th January 26
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
I study Liberal Arts and Science (BASc) which I love for its flexibility as it allows me to study modules from different subjects. For me this includes philosophy, biology and film. There is only one core module in the first semester meaning you don't spend much time with the course tutors and coursemates, however, the course hosts many events like tea & biscuits or film nights to bring together people on the same course. read more
Value for Money
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Personal Tutor
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member7144694
2nd April 25
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
The range of topics offered in the Liberal Arts course at the University of Birmingham is broader than at many other university options, allowing students the freedom to explore a variety of academic areas. One of the main advantages of this course at Birmingham is that there is no necessity to major in one subject, so students can keep their options as broad as they want for as long as they wish, and dissertations can integrate a range of topics as well. The course offers a progressive way of studying, allowing students to approach topics by combining the key skills across subjects rather than limiting themselves to one insight. The students on the course are bright and enthusiastic (LANS students have a reputation for talking a lot!) and you can be sure that any LANS student that you meet will have a friendly and welcoming energy. read more
Value for Money
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member7144694
2nd April 25
Liberal Arts, BA Hons FullTime
The range of topics offered in the Liberal Arts course at the University of Birmingham is broader than at many other university options, allowing students the freedom to explore a variety of academic areas. One of the main advantages of this course at Birmingham is that there is no necessity to major in one subject, so students can keep their options as broad as they want for as long as they wish, and dissertations can integrate a range of topics as well. The course offers a progressive way of studying, allowing students to approach topics by combining the key skills across subjects rather than limiting themselves to one insight. The students on the course are bright and enthusiastic (LANS students have a reputation for talking a lot!) and you can be sure that any LANS student that you meet will have a friendly and welcoming energy. read more
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