Program Overview

Art History - Africa Program

Introduction

The Art History - Africa program is a major subject in a combination bachelor's degree offered by the Department of History and Cultural Studies, Institute of Art History, at Freie Universitðt Berlin.

Basic Information

• 1st Semester Admissions: Unrestricted admission
• Admission for Higher Semesters: Unrestricted admission (application open for 3rd and 5th semester in winter semester, for 2nd, 4th, and 6th semester in summer semester)
• Program Start: Winter semester
• Additional language requirements: English (Level B1 CEFR)
• Language: German
• Degree: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in major subject in combination bachelor
• Options in a combination bachelor's degree program: 90 CP Major subject
• Duration: 6 semesters

Program Details

The program focuses on the study of Art History with a specialization in Africa. The Institute of Art History provides a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of African art history.

Admission Criteria

• Admission is unrestricted for the first semester.
• For higher semesters, admission is also unrestricted, but applications are only accepted for specific semesters (3rd and 5th semester in winter semester, 2nd, 4th, and 6th semester in summer semester).

Language Requirements

• English language proficiency at Level B1 CEFR is required.
• The program is taught in German.

Degree and Duration

• The program leads to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree.
• The standard duration of the program is 6 semesters.

Combination Bachelor's Degree

• The program is part of a combination bachelor's degree, allowing students to combine Art History - Africa with another major subject.
• The Art History - Africa major subject comprises 90 CP (credit points).