What could it possibly lead to?

Well you …

• are encouraged to think for yourself
• learn to present particular information and argue or write about it – communication & working with others
• question and evaluate evidence, including ‘fake news’ – we know there can be several different aspects/angles to look at any event and learn to make evidence based decisions
• become skilled at using information systems properly – digital & physical (libraries)
• learn to understand the smart economy not just technologically but the cognitive smart economy
• study subjects which teach the skills we need in civilised society
• seriously interrogate what’s before you and thus you learn to think for yourself
• learn the life of the Ordinary People
• ultimately you prepare yourself for independent life-long learning which you can channel into any career you pursue

The value of an Arts Degree?  –  it is flexible and it can take you anywhere; just look at some of the people who have come up via an Arts degree – starting  with US President Barack Obama, Musician & Producer Fat Boy Slim, Financier George Soros, Writer & Orator Oscar Wilde, nearly 60% of FTSE Top 100 Executives and so many others.