Master’s Degree in Theory and History of the Arts and the Image

Program Overview

The Master's Degree in Theory and History of the Arts and the Image combines art history with philosophical thought, offering a unique blend of perspectives. It emphasizes the relationship between fine and performing arts, providing students with the knowledge and skills to understand the contemporary significance of art. The program utilizes an interactive approach, combining local cultural resources with international experiences to foster a comprehensive understanding of the art world.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Master's Degree in Theory and History of the Arts and the Image provides a dynamic and innovative educational journey that seamlessly integrates the traditional study of art history with the rich contributions of philosophical thought.
• The program offers a unique blend of philosophical and historical perspectives, along with practical methodological, economic, and organizational insights.
• The program emphasizes the relationship between fine arts and performing arts, according to a broad and pluralistic vision of art.
• It aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand the contemporary significance of art.

Outline:

• The program's course content includes:
• Historical, theoretical, practical, and methodological overview of the contemporary phenomenon of art
• In-depth analysis of the theoretical, historical, and cultural aspects of art, image, and material products

Teaching:

• The program utilizes an approach based on interaction between the territorial enhancement of cultural resources and heritage, and an international experience designed to combine different approaches to cultural heritage and the art world.