Level:  master academic studies

Upon end of the studies student will receive a title: Master of arts in art history

The purpose of the academic masters study program is to provide students with specialized knowledge in specific areas of art history(art in antiquity, history of architecture, medieval art with a focus on serbian and byzantine medieval art, new era art, modern art, theory and methods, museology and cultural preservation), for students to be trained in the newest methods and skills, research techniques and knowledge that is applicable to various areas of practical work in this field as well as for students to be prepared for higher levels of study(graduate).

The goal for this program is for students to perfect and advance skills gained during undergraduate study, by concentrating on one of the offered areas of study: a) history, theory and visual ideas from a chosen art or architecture period and/or art history idea present in the periods from antiquity to modern and contemporary art; b) museology and cultural preservation; c)methods in art history as a science and humanities discipline; d) training for an independent scientific research project and art work interpretation, broad conceptualization/sketch and defense of a particular field of interest(cultural history, sociology, anthropology, archeology, pedagogy, classical studies etc). Masters students will be equipped to use their knowledge practically, through creative work and academic and professional skills needed for work in the field.

A graduate of the masters program will have: a) mastered methods of scientific research; b) be familiar with current literature in specific areas of art history, including works in foreign languages; c) mastered academic language and rhetorical skills; d) nurtured critical and independent thinking in his/her interpretations and ideas.

Completed undergraduate study in art history (240 ECTS) or equivalent undergraduate art history four year program, according to the conditions and statutes of the University and Faculty; students that have completed another undergraduate program must take a differential exam in accordance with masters program and University rules.

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