Art history level courses

... the dilligent student with a new perspective by which to view and understand art in the future...

...The concentration in History of Art and Architecture introduces students to the history of art, architecture, and visual culture...

...History of Art & Architecture All teaching takes place outside the studio environment as walking tours, visits to museums, galleries and buildings...

... of western European art. Students will show evidence of their own and others' critical analysis of... Learn about: Ancient History, Greek history, Ancient Philosophy...

... developed within a world context throughout the history of creative arts. This course will enable you to gain a thorough knowledge of the arts within cultural, social context by exploring issues of gender alongside patronage whilst simultaneously deepening your understanding, appreciation and enjoyment...

...Students in the Department of History of Art and Architecture are able to study in a wide array of areas including ancient, medieval, early modern (Renaissance, 17th and 18th centuries), modern, contemporary, East Asian, African and Latin American art and architecture, and history of photography...

...History of Art & Architecture All teaching takes place outside the studio environment as walking tours, visits to museums, galleries and buildings...

... the dilligent student with a new perspective by which to view and understand art in the future...

... with the social and historical context of different periods in the history of human civilisation through the means of painting, sculpture and architecture. You do not need to have participated in any art subject at GCSE to study this subject. The course tests your ability to analyse a painting, a sculpture...

... from the medieval period through to the present day. To enable students to acquire an in-depth specialist knowledge of specific aspects and periods of the language, literature, society, culture and history of Spain and Latin America...

...Are you interested in the visual world around you? Are you curious about how images work in our society? Do you want to know more about how and why images look the way they do? As an Art History student you will gain the knowledge and skills that will enable you to make your own judgements...

...The course aims to produce personal written and visual responses to the world of art and design, informed by your study of particular artefacts and the context in which they were made...

... and will learn how to apply art historical terms and concepts to such works. The principal aim...

...BA History of Art and French Programme structure Year 1: Medieval Art Early Modern Art Modern and Postmodern Art French Language Introduction...

...What will I do on this course? At AS Level, you will study a whole range of different art movements. during the year, both historical and contextual. It is not essential for you to have studied art and design at GCSE however it is important that you enjoy analysing and discussing works of art...

...HISTORY OF ART Why should I come to Pendleton College? This subject compliments a range of other A-Levels including English Literature, Media Studies...

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The programme begins with introductory modules in History of Art and its Objects and foundation modules in history of art, together with a thematic seminar taught mainly... Learn about: History of art, History or philosophy, Histories of Photography...

...BA History of Art and Portuguese Programme structure Year 1: Medieval Art Early Modern Art Modern and Postmodern Art Portuguese Language Introductory...

... their understanding of the social, cultural, and personal values embodied by works, and explore the relation of art history to other disciplines. The Department particularly encourages a broad geographic understanding of art production and encourages students to consider the relations and distinctions among different...

...with our York-based PhD programme, our Distance Learning PhD requires a dissertation of not more than 90,000 words, to be submitted by full-time students...