Graduate Research Programme "Changing Frames. Art History and Art Technology in Exchange"
Program Overview
University Program Information
The University of Konstanz offers a range of programs and research opportunities.
Department of Literature, Art and Media Studies
The Department of Literature, Art and Media Studies is a key part of the university, with various sections and research areas.
Research Areas
- Research Center “Historical Poetics and Form Theory”
- Cluster of Excellence 16 "Cultural Foundations of Social Integration"
- Graduate Research Program "Changing Frames. Art History and Art Technology in Exchange"
- DFG Research Unit "Media and Participation. Between Demand and Entitlement"
- Research Center “European Cultures in a Multipolar World”
- DFG Research Training Group “Europe after Eurocentrism.” Narratives of a world province in transition
Study Programs
The university offers several study programs, including:
- English/American Studies courses
- Bachelor of Arts
- Master of Arts
- Teacher education programs
- Doctoral research
- Course organization/FAQs
- German for humanities students
- Portals and module guides
- Internships
Advice and Service
The university provides various advice and service options, including:
- Departmental student advisory service
- Examination office
- Studying with children
- Student Council LitLing
- Links and downloads
- Introductory week
International Participation
The university participates in international research and exchange programs, including the Graduate Research Program "Changing Frames. Art History and Art Technology in Exchange".
Participating Scholars and Cooperation Partners
The Graduate Research Program is supported by a network of associates from academia and practice, including primary and secondary supervisors, mentors, and practice partners.
Supervisors and Mentors
- Prof. Dr. Ester S B Ferreira, TH Cologne
- Iris Winkelmeyer, Municipal Gallery in the Lenbachhaus and Kunstbau Munich
Research programs
The research program focuses on building bridges between disciplines and provides individual, transdisciplinary support for doctoral researchers.
