The history of art is a broad academic field that spans across centuries and continents alike. The Department of Art History prepares students for a historical understanding of Western culture throughout the ages, and Islamic culture. Art History is taught in the Department through in-depth analysis of paintings, sculptures, and architecture. In the context of their studies, students examine the link between historical and cultural events and works of art during the different ages, and they acquire tools to develop their visual perception and habits of critical thinking.

The Department is especially proud of the high quality of its teaching, the warm and individual attention given to its students, and the close and direct relations between lecturers and students.

Graduates of a Bachelor’s degree in History or other related field, with a grade point average of 80 

Department requirements specified on the department’s website

Track A: Includes writing a final research paper (thesis).
Track B: Includes a final exam at the end of two years of study, without writing a final research paper.

Employment options after graduation: There are employment opportunities for Department graduates in the field of education, as guides in museums, in curatorship, tourism, media, auction houses, and in contact with the community.