9 Degrees in Art History in Netherlands for 2024
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
36 months
On-Campus
English
The Art History program in Groningen is unique because it combines visual art, urban design and architectural history and landscape history and studies the relationships between artwork, city and landscape.Our bachelor offers a combination of historical, theoretical and practice-oriented courses, where our international teaching team works closely with experts in the field.This way you get acquainted with the professional field from the start.Art historians study art on the spot, so you go on an excursion to a major European art metropolis and there are also many small excursions in the Netherlands.
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
12 months
On-Campus
English
The MA Art History Curatorial Studies is a vibrant master Program that attracts students from all over the globe. It teaches students to become intellectually thorough, socially engaged, and professionally successful art historians.
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
Are you fascinated by art, architecture and cultural landscapes, modern, and old? Are you curious about the meaning, history, and impact of art? Then Art History is your program. The Department of History of Art, Architecture & Landscape in Groningen is unique because it combines the study of the visual arts, urbanism, architectural history and the history of landscapes, and examines the relationships between artwork, city and landscape. Our bachelor's program offers a combination of historical, theoretical, and practice-based courses in which our international faculty collaborates with experts in the field.
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
The MA in Arts and Culture: Art History is a unique curatorial program, with a combination of historical and theoretical depth. The faculty of our masters is specialized in the fields of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, Northern Renaissance and Baroque art, including pre-modern globalization, the art of the Enlightenment, twentieth-century art, art criticism, new media, and materials and techniques.
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
12 months
On-Campus
English
What do art forms like painting, film, music or theatre contribute to societies? Why have humans in every culture and throughout history engaged in activities we categorize as art?
- Groningen, Netherlands
Full time
24 months
On-Campus
English
In the two-year Research Master's degree in Arts and Culture, you can choose between two tracks. The track inArts, Media and Literary Studiesoffers you an advanced study of the arts. You will focus specifically on the role the arts play in processes of cultural change. Also, you will specialise in one of the involved art forms: literature, film, theatre, music or multimedia forms.
- Utrecht, Netherlands
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Our specialized and intensive Master's program immerses you in traditional and innovative approaches to the history of art. Working in close connection with museums and heritage institutions in the Netherlands and abroad, you will acquire the theoretical insights and practical experience necessary for a career in academia or the museum world.
Master in Arts and Culture
Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication - Erasmus University Rotterdam
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- Rotterdam, Netherlands
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
Explore the wonderful world of arts and culture with our Master's program! Whether you're into paintings, music, or literature, we're here to dive into it all. Let's unravel how art impacts our lives and society. We offer three Master's specializations in the field of Arts and Culture Studies: Arts Culture and Society, Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship, and Tourism Culture and Society.
- Utrecht, Netherlands
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
Our Master’s program is designed to meet the urgent need for arts professionals who possess rigorous theoretical and research skills coupled with practical abilities and an acute awareness of the current state of the sector at the local and global levels. As a student in this program, you will explore, for example, the dynamics and dilemmas within existing mainstream culture and its relationship with a growing number of “alternative” cultural practices, new models of creative production and industry, and the ever-increasing role of the arts in social justice.