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Business, Economics and Finance
examples include Business Management, Economics, Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, Business Analytics, Financial Technology and Supply Chain Management
Humanities
examples include English, History, Philosophy, Languages, Literature, Linguistics, Classics, Theology, Cultural Studies, Translation and Liberal Arts
Social Sciences
examples include Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Geography, Public Policy, Criminology, Urban Studies and International Relations
Science and Technology
examples include include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Data Science, Biomedical Science, Environmental Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Engineering
Mathematics and Quantitative Studies
examples include Pure Mathematics, Data Analytics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science
Visual and Performing Arts, Design and Media
examples include Architecture, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Animation, Film, Media Studies, Public Relations and Advertising
"Applying for an art degree is a significant step in shaping the direction of your future education. It is important to think carefully about which area of art you want to pursue, as your portfolio should be tailored to the course you are applying for. For instance, if you are interested in design, you should demonstrate this through design-based projects in school or independent work. I explored my own interests through my projects, which helped me better understand my strengths. This process allowed me to gain confidence in presenting my artistic voice and develop a clearer path towards my future in curation."
Athena Peh
Class of 2025
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