Программа обучения "Art History" в Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Kunstgeschichte
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Университет
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
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Степень
Бакалавриат
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Стоимость
0 € / Семестр
Общая Информация по Программе обучения "Art History"
- Уровень: Бакалавриат
- Диплом: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.);
- Язык обучения: Немецкий
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Начало обучения:
Зимний семестр
Летний семестр - Срок обучения: 6 семестров
- Форма обучения: Полная
- Учебные кредиты: 120 ECTS
- Стоимость: € 0 / Семестр
- Семестровый взнос: € 322.18 / семестр
- Правила приема: Без конкурса
- Подходящий курс Штудиенколлег: G-Kurs
Описание программы обучения "Art History"
Students are introduced to a wide range of different methodological approaches which are constantly evolving and which reflect the important position of the subject within the humanities. Students also learn about the creative processes of individual artists, the theoretical perception of art and artists, and the function of certain artifacts in the cultural context of an era. In geographical terms, not only Central, Northern and Eastern Europe are incorporated into the curriculum, but also the Mediterranean region and the (North) American continent. The study of transcultural exchange processes between Europe, Asia and the American continent is also becoming increasingly important. The Bachelor's program can be combined with all other two-subject Bachelor's programs and offers students a wide range of options when it comes to deciding how they want to structure their timetable. The Bachelor of Arts in Art History is a scientifically oriented degree course. In regard to preparing students for their future careers, students regularly have the chance to participate in events hosted by renowned experts from the fields of art and culture.Карьерные перспективы по завершению программы обучения "Art History"
Museums, art halls, galleries and auction houses, universities, monument preservation, art trade, insurance industry, banks and art consultants, media (press, TV, publishers), adult education, tourism, possibly restoration.Международный обмен по программе обучения "Art History"
A stay abroad is not mandatory, but is recommended. The core subject is the time after the 2nd or 4th semester. In the minor, the time after the third semester is intended for this. In general, the stay abroad is also possible at a later date. In principle, recognition of foreign achievements is permitted and is encouraged.
A study abroad usually takes the form of a semester abroad or an entire academic year. It can be organized individually, i.e. the student chooses a university abroad that meets their own needs and finances the study stay themselves or through the BAföG abroad. In addition, there are more or less firmly organized study trips abroad at foreign universities within the framework of educational programs, which are generally funded by a scholarship.
Стажировки и практика в программе обучения "Art History"
The preparatory components of the course are the exercise in front of originals and a job-related project seminar; see practice in the module manual. The parallel completion of an internship (6 weeks) in a potential professional field (see below) is considered mandatory in the core subject. In addition, completing a subject-related internship can replace a project seminar on request.
Internships as an important interface between university and job help you with your job as well as with your study planning. You will get to know possible occupational fields, apply the knowledge you have gained during your studies and during the internship you can determine whether everyday work corresponds to your professional ideas and interests. Internships also provide important additional qualifications, initial work experience and contacts with potential future employers.
Учебный план программы обучения "Art History"
Major subject
In the core subject of art history, a total of 120 credit points must be earned until the bachelor's degree. Of these, 20 credit points are awarded for the bachelor thesis, the oral final exam and the colloquium. It is advisable to complete the introductory module right at the start of your studies. It offers a broad overview of artistic work from the Middle Ages to the present. The introductory proseminars convey important basic knowledge in relation to the topics, methods and scientific work in art history. They are essential for further studies. The events end with a written exam. The basic modules, which can be attended from the first semester, offer students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with central subject areas from the field of visual arts and architecture. It is highly recommended to take a basic module in the visual arts as well as in architecture in order to gain broad-based specialist knowledge, also with regard to later professional practice. The basic modules usually consist of from a seminar and an exercise. The final module performance is usually as homework or as an oral exam on the topic of the seminar. A basic module is dedicated to the art-historical methodology. In order to complete this module, the successful completion of an exam is a prerequisite. The lecture module, which consists of three lectures and a tutorial, as well as a freely designed discourse module offer the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge in different areas. Students are also familiarized with the latest approaches in international research and the theses of leading representatives of the field. The accompanying tutorial is intended to support the students in acquiring and processing the content. It also provides information on how to write the portfolio required as a final service. The discourse module represents the attendance of a specialist conference or a scientific workshop and serves to train art-historical specialist and methodological skills as well as an introduction to the scientific community (self and social skills). As part of an exercise in front of originals and several (day) excursions, working with and on objects is to be trained in a clear and practical manner. An internship (see below) and a project seminar increase the professional qualifications of the core subject students and promote contact with art history institutions and other cultural institutions. These preparatory components of the course should not be chosen before the second semester and can be completed over four semesters. In the advanced module, the knowledge acquired should not only be deepened thematically, but also applied at a higher theoretical level to more demanding questions. With the aim of a wide-ranging education, two non-art historical modules are to be taken from a pool and completed successfully. Courses of general or other cultural studies subjects can be attended. The opportunity to learn another language can also be used within the non-historical field of study. The bachelor's thesis comprises around 30–40 pages and is intended to show that within 9 weeks the student can successfully work on a topic under an agreed question using the methods learned. In addition to supervision by a lecturer, the candidate for the Bachelor's degree is given the opportunity to present his / her scientific progress to the fellow students in a colloquium. In addition to the bachelor thesis, an oral examination of 30 minutes must be completed.Minor subject
A minor in art history requires a total of 60 credit points to be earned before the bachelor's degree. There is no explicit final exam in the minor. The modules, the module structure and the test forms themselves largely correspond to those of the core subject. It is therefore important to take a detailed look at the above statements on the modules of the core subject. Mandatory modules are the introductory module, the method module and the basic modules for the visual arts and architecture. Here, too, a visit to both the basic module "Image Arts" and the basic module "Architecture" is considered highly recommended. Furthermore, the undergraduate student has to select a module from the non-art historical pool described above. There are differences in the lecture module. It consists of three lectures, a tutorial and a project seminar, but pursues the same goals as explained in the core section. In order to enable every student to acquire a broad range of interdisciplinary knowledge, one visits art history in the minorhttps://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Praxismodul-und-Praktikum.pdf
https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Modulhandbuch.pdf
https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Pr%C3%BCfungsordnunganhang-Kunstgeschichte-KF-und-BF-2016.pdf
https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2018/02/Checklistel-B.A.-Kernfach-PO-2016-Stand-01.02.18.pdf
Факультет
Faculty 07: History and Cultural Studies
Johannes Gutenberg University MainzFaculty 07 is divided into four Institutes / Seminars: The institute for Classical Studies, the Historical Seminar, the Institute for Art History and Musicology and the Institute for Ethnology and African Studies. Nationwide, it is one of the outstanding addresses for high-level research and for practice-oriented teaching, which is carried out in close cooperation with the major archives and museums in Mainz.
Полезные ссылки по программе обучения "Art History"
- Сайт программы: https://www.studium.uni-mainz.de/bachelor-kunstgeschichte/
- Брошюра / инфо-материалы: https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/bachelor-of-arts-b-a-kunstgeschichte/
- Учебный план / модули: https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Studienverlaufsplan-Kunstgeschichte-Kernfach.pdf<br />https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Praxismodul-und-Praktikum.pdf<br />https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Modulhandbuch.pdf<br />https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2016/01/Pr%C3%BCfungsordnunganhang-Kunstgeschichte-KF-und-BF-2016.pdf<br />https://www.kunstgeschichte.uni-mainz.de/files/2018/02/Checklistel-B.A.-Kernfach-PO-2016-Stand-01.02.18.pdf
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