This exciting degree gives you the opportunity to explore the two most popular forms of cultural expression - art and literature. You will gain a deep understanding of literature in English from the medieval period to this day, as well as learn how art was created and developed. You will be introduced to the key approaches and themes of English literature and art history with a wide range of additional modules that cover countries and periods. Topics range from Arthur literature to modern fiction and world theater, aesthetics of museum research, Buddhist monuments to the “golden age”. With so many galleries and museums nearby, such as the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park as well as a vibrant cultural scene, Leeds University is a fantastic place to study this program. Leeds has many great resources for learning English and art history. The world-class Brotherton Library contains a large number of manuscripts, archives and early printed materials in its special collections — valuable assets for your independent research. This degree will provide you with a range of valuable skills that are attractive to employers. You will have analytical and critical thinking skills that will allow you to shape your own conclusions and views. Graduates have been successful in various professions such as curating, publishing, law, journalism, advertising and marketing, civil service and education.