Students choose an aspect of Art or Architectural History – for example, a historical period, an artistic movement or a particular architectural style – to study in detail.

Students can study an aspect of the Greco-Roman world, its history, literature and languages (Ancient Greek and Classical Latin), Greco-Roman philosophy or archaeology.

Students can study an aspect from the broad spectrum of climate and sustainability issues; economic, political, social, or scientific.

Students can work intensively on a project, or series of projects, in a genre of their choice, for an intended audience of adults or children.

Take a broad analytical look at contemporary issues in English education, including comparing and contrasting these with the US.

Students may choose to study literature in English from a particular historical period, of a specific genre or school of writing, or even by a single author.

Choose to examine in depth a particular screenwriter, director, or genre; or develop your own skills as a writer, actor, director, or film-maker.

Students can choose to study political, economic, social or cultural history from the Iron Age through to the present day.

Students can choose an aspect of the discipline of Law—for example a comparative analysis of two legal system, or philosophical issues such as justice and ethics—to study in depth.

The one-to-one teaching format is ideally suited to help the transition from intermediate to more advanced levels of linguistic competence.

Students can choose to delve into music theory or instrument tuition of their choice.

Students can learn more about some of the world’s great thinkers, or explore how ethics, politics, and aesthetics intersect to shape our current world views.

Explore different aspects of human society and relationships from a UK / European perspective, from politics and government, to psychology and sociology.

An opportunity to focus in-depth on an area of the field that most intrigues you, and to undertake research, under the guidance of a UK-based professor, with a comparative or British element.

Students will hone their creativity and skills in song structure, lyrics, and melody.

Students can be guided through different approaches and techniques in an artistic practice of their choice. Each student develops a portfolio of work, and has the opportunity to exhibit in a central Bath gallery.

Students can choose the academic or practical study of theatre. Focus on a particular playwright, director, or genre; or develop your own practical skills.

Study one or more ancient or modern religions, or examine the works of an ancient or modern theologian.

Students can deepen their critical understanding of the intersections between feminist thought, gender studies and wider social and cultural debates.

ASE will give serious consideration to any field or topic that can realistically be taught in an online classroom setting, from Marketing or Music History, to Theoretical Chemistry or Ecology.