Program Overview

Late Antiquity and Byzantine art history

Master of Arts (major)

Contact and point of contact

• Contact person at the examination office: Inna Kravchenko, M.A.
  • Email: [insert email]
• Further information: [insert information]

Study program coordination

• Corinna Mairhanser
• Examination committee:
  • Prof. Dr. Franz Alto Bauer (Chairman)
  • Prof. Dr. Ronny Vollandt
  • Prof. Dr. Walther Sallaberger

Decisions of the Examination Committee

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Dates of the current semester

You can find appointment overviews here.

Information about the thesis

• The final thesis in the Late Antique and Byzantine Art History course of study should be written in the 4th semester in accordance with Appendix 2 of the PStO.
• Please contact your supervisor as early as possible.
• The topic can only be returned once within two weeks after the start of the processing period.
• You can find the form for registering your thesis here.
• Please only use the form intended for your course of study.
• If there is no separate form for your course of study, please use the form labeled "general".
• Please fill out your personal information and have your supervisor enter the topic.
• The form is submitted to the examination office directly by your supervisor or collected by the coordinator and recorded by the responsible clerk two to four weeks after the start of the processing period.
• After your final thesis has been recorded by the examination office, your registration will appear in your LSF account statement and under "Information about registered examinations".
• There you can also check that your working title has been recorded.
• Please inform your clerk of any typographical errors so that they can be corrected.
• Processing begins for all students at the beginning of the registration period.
• The processing time is exactly 20 weeks.
• Please note: Registration can take place during the entire registration period.
• Processing begins at the beginning of the registration period for all students.
• The master's thesis (3 copies) must be submitted to Ms. Inna Kravchenko in room D 020 (Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 Munich) on the day of submission during opening hours.
• When submitting it, you must confirm in writing that you have written your work independently and have not used any sources or aids other than those specified.

Examination and study regulations

• Examination and study regulations:
  • Examination and study regulations of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich for the master's degree program in Late Antiquity and Byzantine Art History (2012) from April 8, 2015 (PDF, 163 KB)

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• Appointments
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