Master of Arts (Honours) - German and History of Art (RV23)

For centuries, German-speaking cultures have exerted a significant international influence. The study of German and History of Art provides individuals with a comprehensive understanding of the contemporary world while shedding light on the past.

This particular program offers rigorous language training, including a year spent abroad. The courses offered within this program aim to equip students with professional skills in various aspects of the German language, such as writing, speaking, presenting, and translating.

Furthermore, students will have the opportunity to delve into German-language literature, film, and theatre. These artistic forms will be examined within the context of historical and political developments spanning from the eighteenth century to the present day.

In addition to exploring the German-speaking world, the study of History of Art will introduce students to diverse artistic expressions from different periods and cultures across the globe.

Students will gain insights into the motivations behind the creation of various artworks and the intended audience for these pieces. Moreover, they will explore the intricate meanings embedded within these works and uncover the multiple ways in which they can be interpreted.