Arts, Media and Society (BA)
Information activities
If you’re considering the Arts, Media and Society bachelor’s programme and would like to experience what it’s like to study in Leiden University, introductory activities that include an Open Day, Experience Day, Online Experience and Student for a Day, will help you make up your mind.
Get to know the programme
Want to know more about our information activities and what it is like to study at Leiden University? Join our information events and experience it yourself!
During the Bachelor's Open Day in Leiden and The Hague you will learn more about Leiden University, our bachelor's programmes, the student cities of Leiden and The Hague, student life and much more. Visit the sessions of the study programme that you find interesting, talk or chat with students, ask your questions to teachers and get a taste of the university atmosphere.
Take a look at the videos with the main information about each study programme. Watching the videos on your favourite study programmes beforehand will give you a head start on the Open Day.
The next Bachelor's Open Day is on:
During an Experience Day you can take part in the programme of your choice. You will follow a short programme presentation and take part in an active way in a lecture and/or tutorial. During this event you meet our staff and students, who are available to answer all your questions. In this way you get familiar with the programme and the way of education at our university.
If you are thinking about enrolling in this programme at Leiden University and want to find out if it is right for you, you can take an online student experience. The experience consists of online mini-courses with readings and a few assignments, just as if it were real first-year courses.
Go to the online experience
Experience Day at the Humanities Faculty
Check out the stories of visitors to the Experience Day!
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Eva about English Language and Culture: "I liked being on campus. Now I really get what the study programme is about." -
Robine: "Today was the final push to go for Philosophy." -
Troy about Japanese studies: "Before the event, I doubted whether the lecture would be interesting, but I've taking four pages of notes." -
May-Thy about Classics: "I received a lot of useful information, also on the possibility of combining two programmes." -
Robin about Film and Literary studies: "Now I really want to participate in a Student for a day event. This was incredibly interesting." -
Yasco Horsman (Lecturer of Film and Literary studies): "We discussed the material just as we would in a normal lecture. This way, the students get a feeling for what to expect at university."