Arts courses by level
Follow this link to view course
information websites.
Undergraduate courses
We strongly recommend that students new to Higher
Education, Open University study or to a particular subject area start
with either a 'Preparing for study' course or other Level 1 course.
Preparing for study (10 points)
Making Sense of the Arts (Y160)
Level 1
The arts past and present (AA100) NEW October 2008
Short courses (10 points)
Perspectives
on Leonardo da Vinci (A178)
Shakespeare:
An Introduction (A177)
Start Listening to Music (A179)
Start
Writing Essays (A172)
Start
Writing Family History (A173)
Start
Writing Fiction (A174)
Start
Writing Plays (A176)
Start
Writing Poetry (A175)
15 point courses
Ethics in real life (A181) 15 points NEW
Heritage, whose heritage? (A180) 15 points NEW
Level 2
Ancient
and Medieval Cities: A Technological History (AT272 - final presentation October 2008)
Approaching
Literature (A210)
Art
and its Histories (A216)
The Art History Residential School (AXR272)
Creative
Writing (A215)
Doing
Philosophy (AXR271)
Exploring History: Medieval to Modern 1400-1900 (A200)
Exploring
the Classical World (A219)
From
Enlightenment to Romanticism c.1780-1830 (A207)
Introducing
Religions (A217)
Islam in the West: The Politics of Co-existence (AD252) Medicine
and Society in Europe 1500-1930 (A218)
Philosophy
and the Human Situation (A211)
Reading
Classical Greek (A296)
Reading
Classical Latin (A297)
The
Rise of Scientific Europe 1500-1800 (AS208)
The
Technology of Music (TA212)
Understanding
Media (DA204)
Understanding
Music: Elements, Techniques and Styles (A214)
World Archaeology (A251)
Level 3
Level 3 courses build on study skills and subject knowledge
acquired from studies at Levels 1 and 2.
20th
Century Literature: Texts and Debates (A300)
20th
Century Literature: Texts and Debates (AZX300) - online version
Advanced Creative Writing (A363) - NEW October 2008
Art
of the Twentieth Century (AA318)
Cities
and Technology: from Babylon to Singapore (AT308)
Continuing
Classical Greek (A396)
Continuing Classical Latin (A397)
Culture,
Identity and Power in the Roman Empire (AA309)
Europe: Culture and Identities in a Contested Continent (AA300)
Europe:
Culture and Identities in a Contested Continent (AAZX300) - online
version
Film
and Television History (AA310)
From
Composition to Performance: Musicians at Work (AA302)
Post-Colonial
Literatures in English: Readings and Interpretations (A430 final presentation February 2008)
Reading
Political Philosophy: Machiavelli to Mill (AA311)
Religion
Today: Tradition, Modernity and Change (AD317)
Religion
in History: Conflict, Conversion (AA307)
Renaissance Art Reconsidered (AA315)
Residential
School. Total War and Social Change: Europe 1914 - 1955 (AXR312)
Shakespeare:
text and performance (AA306)
The
Nineteenth-Century Novel (AA316)
The
Professions in Early Modern England, c.1450-1800 (A433)
The
Renaissance in Europe: a Cultural Enquiry (AA305)
Thought
and Experience: Themes in the Philosophy of Mind (AA308)
Total
War and Social Change: Europe 1914 - 1955 (AA312)
Postgraduate courses
Follow this link for details of our taught
postgraduate courses.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course
Art and life in ancient Egypt: the Nebamun wall paintings (GA060) NEW
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