Kunst- & cultuurwetenschappen, Universiteit Leiden

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Aantal eerstejaars voltijd studenten	33
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Taal onderwijs	Engels

Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen
Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen Overig	HBO- of WO-bachelor

Om toegelaten te worden tot een masteropleiding moet je in ieder geval een bachelordiploma hebben. Daarnaast worden vaak ook nog aanvullende eisen gesteld. Neem daarom in alle gevallen contact op met de instelling waar de master wordt gegeven.

Aanvullende Vooropleidingseisen
minimum kennis	Zie www.mastersinleiden.nl voor meer informatie.
vooropleiding	Bachelor in Kunstgeschiedenis of een gerelateerde studie.
minimum kennis
vooropleiding

Neem voor meer informatie over de aanvullende vooropleidingseisen contact op met de instellingen waar deze opleiding aan wordt gegeven

Bachelors die directe toegang geven
Kunstgeschiedenis

*Staat jouw opleiding er niet tussen, neem dan contact op met instelling om te informeren naar de mogelijkheden om met jouw vooropleiding toch deze master te volgen.

Aanvullende informatie
Numerus fixus	Nee
Decentrale selectie	Nee

Instroommomenten
1 februari 2014
1 februari 2015
1 september 2013
1 september 2014
1 september 2015

Collegegelden
Wettelijk tarief	2012-2013	€ 1771
Instellingstarief	2012-2013	€ 13600
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2012-2013	€ 15000
Wettelijk tarief	2013-2014	€ 1835
Instellingstarief	2013-2014	€ 14000
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2013-2014	€ 15500
Wettelijk tarief	2014-2015	€ 1900
Instellingstarief	2014-2015	€ 14400
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2014-2015	€ 15800
Opmerkingen bij collegegelden		Collegegeld voor 2013-2014

Helaas zijn er voor deze instelling geen studentenoordelen.

Arts and Culture: Design and Decorative Art Studies

In this specialisation you will study layout and design in a context of the public reception and the significance of objects and interiors.

This programme offers you several options to determine your own focus areas. One of those options is the analysis of the debate on the effects of decoration, function and aesthetics of interiors and objects, with a focus on a particular period or culture. You can also opt to make an in-depth study of present-day forms of design, such as ecodesign and biodesign. In this specialisation you will have the opportunity to fulfill an internship in a leading museum or other institution in the area of heritage and culture preservation in the Netherlands. Alternatively, an internship in the area of contemporary design within the research projects of the tutors or of cultural institutions, is also a possibility.

Arts and Culture: Architecture

In this specialisation you will study architectural history, covering the perspective of the architects, their designs and the way in which their work was implemented and received.

This programme focuses on several central themes, including Italian baroque; Exchanges between Italy and the Low Countries in the period from 1500 to 1750; Alternative architecture discourses in the 20th century; Architecture theory. In Leiden you will study these themes in close co-operation with the Dutch interuniversity art history institutes in Rome and Florence. Field trips to these institutes are part of the programme.

Arts and Culture: Art of the Contemporary World and World Art Studies

In this specialisation you will be involved with the question of what challenges are offered in the present day by art history.

In this programme you will study the developments in art in the broad context of visual culture, from social and political developments, developments in natural sciences and globalisation. You will gain new insights that will teach you to understand the multiplicity and versatility of art. You will become familiar with these subjects and you will research the wealth of modern and contemporary art and the place occupied by art as a medium today's world. During field trips you will have the opportunity to personally experience works of art and to test your research. The programme also aims to promote collaboration with artists and art venues.

Arts and Culture: Early Modern and Medieval Art

In this specialisation you will study visual art and visual culture from the period between 1400 and 1750. In addition, you will be working closely with several leading art institutes.

This specialisation covers three main themes, offered only in Leiden in this configuration: the interaction between Italy and the Low Countries; the interaction between the arts, primarily between painting and sculpture and their architectonic context; print and drawing art. In your study of these themes you will work closely with the University Library, museums in Leiden and The Hague, and the Dutch interuniversity art history institutes in Rome and Florence. Field trips to these institutes are part of the programme.

Arts and Culture: Museums and Collections

In this specialisation you will study collections from the past or from the present. This will give you an insight into the development of the history of collecting and of various forms of collecting.

Museums and collections are subject to rapid changes now that their social role is being redefined under political and economic pressure. There is an increasing overlap between the traditional tasks of the museum curators, the educational department and the management. Globalisation and changing geopolitical relations have a major impact on the status of cultural heritage, including political, legal and museological aspects. In this one-year programme you will study collections from the past or current museums and collections. You will gain insights into the development of the history of collecting and into the conceptual background of different types of collecting and the underlying social, political, economic and intellectual structures.

Arts and Culture: Design and Decorative Art Studies

In this specialisation you will study layout and design in a context of the public reception and the significance of objects and interiors.

This programme offers you several options to determine your own focus areas. One of those options is the analysis of the debate on the effects of decoration, function and aesthetics of interiors and objects, with a focus on a particular period or culture. You can also opt to make an in-depth study of present-day forms of design, such as ecodesign and biodesign. In this specialisation you will have the opportunity to fulfill an internship in a leading museum or other institution in the area of heritage and culture preservation in the Netherlands. Alternatively, an internship in the area of contemporary design within the research projects of the tutors or of cultural institutions, is also a possibility.

Arts and Culture: Art of the Contemporary World and World Art Studies

This programme covers modern and contemporary art, such as photography, new media art, installation art and their many crossovers. You will look at how art reflects change in today's society.

In this programme you will study the developments in art in the broad context of visual culture, from social and political developments, developments in natural sciences and globalisation. You will gain new insights that will teach you to understand the multiplicity and versatility of art. You will become familiar with these subjects and you will research the wealth of modern and contemporary art and the place occupied by art as a medium in today's world. During field trips you will have the opportunity to personally experience works of art and to test your research. The programme also aims to promote collaboration with artists and art venues.

Arts and Culture: Architecture

In this specialisation you will study architectural history, covering the perspective of the architects, their designs and the way in which their work was implemented and received.

This programme focuses on several central themes, including Italian baroque; Exchanges between Italy and the Low Countries in the period from 1500 to 1750; Alternative architecture discourses in the 20th century; Architecture theory. In Leiden you will study these themes in close co-operation with the Dutch interuniversity art history institutes in Rome and Florence. Field trips to these institutes are part of the programme.

Arts and Culture: Early Modern and Medieval Art

In this specialisation you will study visual art and visual culture from the period between 1400 and 1750. In addition, you will be working closely with several leading art institutes.

This specialisation covers three main themes, offered only in Leiden in this configuration: the interaction between Italy and the Low Countries; the interaction between the arts, primarily between painting and sculpture and their architectonic context; print and drawing art. In your study of these themes you will work closely with the University Library, museums in Leiden and The Hague, and the Dutch interuniversity art history institutes in Rome and Florence. Field trips to these institutes are part of the programme.

Arts and Culture: Museums and Collections

In this specialisation you will study collections from the past or from the present. This will give you an insight into the development of the history of collecting and of various forms of collecting.

Museums and collections are subject to rapid changes now that their social role is being redefined under political and economic pressure. There is an increasing overlap between the traditional tasks of the museum curators, the educational department and the management. Globalisation and changing geopolitical relations have a major impact on the status of cultural heritage, including political, legal and museological aspects. In this programme you will study collections from the past or current museums and collections. You will gain insights into the development of the history of collecting and into the conceptual background of different types of collecting and the underlying social, political, economic and intellectual structures.

Arts and Culture

This programme is unique in that it studies a substantial body of works of art, buildings and material culture from the early Middle Ages to the present day, using a comparative perspective.

In this programme you will learn to consider modern art and design as links between media, cultures and communities. You will also look at the ways in which sculpture, architecture and visual arts were applied together in the Renaissance and Baroque periods as a means of conveying a convincing message to the viewer. Not only the art object itself, but the commissioner of the work and the reactions of the public also play a central role. A connecting theme is the effect of works of art on the viewer and the ways in which the works of art contribute to this effect. This broad approach will allow you to become familiar with different methods and to enter into discussion with other disciplines such as anthropology, natural sciences, theology, gender and international studies. The university is connected to a network of major institutes and collections. The students of this programme therefore have access to important primary sources which are used to investigate the wider relationship between art, material culture and intellectual history.