Access requirements Description
Programme learning outcomes
These are the main competencies for which this degree will train you:
Being able to analyze and interpret artistic processes throughout the centuries, valuing the succession of styles, the role of artists and the theory of the arts.
Being able to analyze and interpret historical processes through the work of art as a relevant document of social and cultural history, along with other textual and material testimonies.
Being able to apply the practical aspects of the discipline to new professional options such as cultural diffusion, management, study and dissemination of historical-artistic heritage or museology.
Being able to fully classify and comment (style and iconography) the different works of architecture, sculpture, painting, cinema, music and other arts in their historical and artistic moment with the specific languages of each artistic discipline.
Being able to develop an oral and written expression adjusted to a university degree and the discipline of art history.
Being able to carry out critical analysis of texts, documents and other materials on historical-artistic works and issues.
Being able to relate and apply the specific knowledge of the degree with other nearby areas and disciplines.
Required qualification of teachers/trainers in the core subjects
Description of quality assurance obligations of the programme / institution
The programme goes through several quality assurance mechanisms. Yearly a monitoring report has to be filled to follow up and Every 4 years the programme goes under a inspection to obtain the acredittation for the next 4 years by The Agency for Quality of the Basque University System.
This degree was aproved by the Spanisn National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA) in 2011.
Whenever a new degree proposal (at any level) arises from a Basque University, it is sent to the Spanish Ministry. The Spanish Ministry checks its accordance to the RD 1393/2007 and in case of approval it is sent to the Basque Regional Quality Agency (UNIBASQ) for verification and accreditation according to the stablished quality standards. The degree will then need to go back to the University Council of the Spanish Ministry for verification and finally to the Basque Government´s University Council for approval. The degree will be then officially implemented at the university level.
Description of available grants
Scholarships and study aid from the Basque Government for the 2022-2023 academic year
Collaboration scholarships: they are intended to make it easier for university students who wish to collaborate with university research groups, centers and institutes, in accordance with their studies, thus initiating research tasks directly linked to the studies they are studying. (Call of the Department of Education, Universities and Research of the Basque Government // Call of the Ministry of Education Ministry of Education and Vocational Training)
Reimbursable aid for UPV/EHU students with difficulties in paying tuition for the academic year
