Arts and Sciences (Cultures) BASc

This interdisciplinary BASc program offers a diverse combination of specialist modules across UCL, anchored by a core curriculum that bridges multiple academic disciplines. This course explores the conceptual and methodological differences between arts, social sciences, and science subjects, enabling students to work effectively across traditional boundaries. This degree includes the study of a modern foreign language and provides structured support for securing professional internships with globally recognized employers such as Google, Disney, and the United Nations. This specific pathway focuses on Cultures, allowing for specialization in fields including Anthropology, Creative Writing, Film-Making, History of Art, and Philosophy. This curriculum is designed to integrate academic study with future employment aspirations, providing a versatile skillset applicable to businesses, non-governmental organizations, and the creative sectors. This academic framework encourages students to connect different ideas to solve problems in new ways, ensuring that graduates are prepared for the complexities of the modern workforce. This program emphasizes the synthesis of specialist knowledge with a broad understanding of cultural and societal contexts.