Cert Foundation in Arts and Humanities (CertHE)

• An Introduction to Study in the Arts and Humanities
• What Does It Mean To Be Human? I: The Modern World
• What Does it Mean to be Human? II: From Modern to Ancient
• Individual Project
• Representations: (Re)-making the World
• Post-Beginners French

Course structure

Throughout the course you will be introduced to a range of study skills that are essential for studying the arts and humanities at undergraduate level.

You will also receive a broad introduction to each of the subjects covered by the course and how these have developed over time.

The units are as follows:

• An Introduction to Study in the Arts and Humanities (20 credits)
• What Does it Mean to Be Human? I: The Modern World (40 credits)
• What Does it Mean to Be Human? II: From Modern to Ancient (20 credits)
• Individual Project (20 credits)

Plus one of the following:

• Representations: (Re)-Making the World (20 credits)
• or a Post-Beginnings Language unit in French, German or Spanish (20 credits)

In order to progress to most language courses, including Classics, some proficiency in languages is required and you may need to take the language options within the programme before progressing to a degree. It is not possible to progress to a Music degree unless you already have Grade 8 Music Theory or Grade A in A-Level Music, or are able to complete one of these in parallel with the Foundation in Arts and Humanities.