Official Master's Degree in Analysis and Management of the Artistic Heritage

Study guides

Master description

This master's degree of 60 credits has no specialisations as its compulsory modules are clearly research-oriented and each optional module gives broad coverage of the professions of art historian or artistic heritage specialist.

Of the 60 credits 40 are compulsory, or which 9 are  practicum credits, 22 for analysis of the artistic heritage and 9 for the master's dissertation. In addition, there are 3 optional modules of 10 credits, of which 2 modules are to be taken.

The Study Plan is divided into 2 semesters (only one academic year).

Teaching timetable

Timetables for each specific subject can be consulted in the academic calendar. Timetables for work placements are agreed upon with the tutor of the centre where the work placement will take place and the student.

Study plan structure

Type	Credits
Compulsory	22
Optional	20
Master Thesis	9
External Practicum	9
TOTAL	60

 

Subject	Credits	Type
Art, History and Thought	10	OB
Artistic Heritage: Paths for Study and Techniques for Analysis	12	OB
Master's Dissertation	9	OB
Work Experience	9	OB
Art and Commerce	10	OT*
Art Criticism and Diffusion	10	OT*
Conservation and Management of Artistic Heritage	10	OT*

 

* Optional, you must take 20 credits

 

OB: Compulsory
OT: Optional

 

Discontinuation of courses

All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.