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ArtScience

University of the Arts The Hague
The Hague
Netherlands
Tuition: €10,792
This four-year, full-time program fosters a stimulating environment for curious minds, equipping you to become Read more…

Art Science Bachelor Programs

The more popular degree is definitely arts and sciences.It has been said that a scientist without any artistic training is just as poorly educated as an artist without any scientific knowledge. Neither creativity nor passion can compensate for a lack of rigorous thinking, nor the other way around.​The purpose of an Arts and Sciences degree is to combine these two strands into a broad-based education that can prepare a student for a variety of roles later in life. ​Such a degree is usually very customizable to a person’s inclinations, including studying a lesser-known or nonexistent major. Courses can normally be taken from the fine arts, social sciences, humanities, and nearly all sciences including digital.