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Master in History and Theory of Art and Architecture
USI
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2 years
Dauer
Lugano
Standorte
120 ECTS
Punkte
CHF 2'000.- per semester for applicants whose official residence was in Switzerland (including Liechtenstein) at the time of the final high school exam (Maturità).
Kosten
Italienisch
Sprache
Anmeldeschluss
Application deadline: 30/04/22 for non-EU/EFTA; 30/06/22 for EU/EFTA
September
Beginn des Studiengangs
Verpflegungsmöglichkeit: Ja
USI has two cafeterias, one on the West Campus and one on the East Campus
Sportmöglichkeit: Ja
Sports Service: over 50 weekly courses and a Gym at complete disposal of all students
Universität
Schultyp
Voraussetzungen
Admission
The Master is offered to students who have been formed according to the new European order, but also to students with higher education diplomas according to the pre-existing regulations.
The Master's Dean's office reserves the right to integrate the study plan with some core courses if they are not present in the candidate's university resume.
On the other hand, the holder of a Master's degree is eligible without reserve:
- A BA in History of Art (or similar);
- A BA in Cultural Heritage Studies;
- A BA in Italian language, literature, and civilization (with a minor's degree and a thesis on the history of art or architecture).
In addition, candidates with the following diplomas are able to enroll (with fewer credits):
- MSc in Architettura
Über den Studiengang
The Master in History and Theory of Art and Architecture (MSTAA) includes both the study of the history of architecture and art history. It is a complete Master with the aim of reversing the growing marginalization of architecture art history studies. At the same time, the study of architecture and art history in various times in history (the middle ages, the modern age, and the contemporary age) is complemented by in-depth studies on the theory and criticism of architecture, artistic literature, the history, and practice of restoration (with moments of activity in the field), museology and digital humanities with an eye towards other artistic and cultural expressions (photography, cinema, theatre, literature). Practical workshops and internships in affiliated institutions complete the Master's training offer.
