Media, Art, Design and Architecture

In the second year, you will take joint courses in which media, art, design, and architecture are discussed in relation to each other and to the museum, the city, digital, and globalized worlds. You will also discuss how theories about media, art, design and architecture have developed. At the end of the academic year you will go on an excursion abroad.

You will also dive into the history, theory and analysis of film, television, internet and games in a broad cultural and contemporary context. 

The third year is devoted to broadening or deepening your disciplinary knowledge and writing your bachelor’s thesis. You decide how to fill in the first five months, with broadening your knowledge or with in-depth electives, a university minor, a research internship, or by following courses abroad. You complete your bachelor’s degree with a research seminar, a broad course on visual culture, and a course that aims to familiarize you with the labor market. Last but not least, you will write a bachelor’s thesis, where you demonstrate that you have gained sufficient knowledge and skills to carry out independent academic research. 

In the second year, you will take joint courses in which media, art, design, and architecture are discussed in relation to each other and to the museum, the city, digital, and globalized worlds. You will also discuss how theories about media, art, design and architecture have developed. At the end of the academic year you will go on an excursion abroad.

In addition, you will be exposed to the history of ancient, modern, and contemporary art, and theories related to its analysis in a broad cultural context.

The third year is devoted to broadening or deepening your disciplinary knowledge and writing your bachelor’s thesis. You decide how to fill in the first five months, with broadening your knowledge or with in-depth electives, a university minor, a research internship, or by following courses abroad. You complete your bachelor’s degree with a research seminar, a broad course on visual culture, and a course that aims to familiarize you with the labor market. Last but not least, you will write a bachelor’s thesis, where you demonstrate that you have gained sufficient knowledge and skills to carry out independent academic research. 

In the second year, you will take joint courses in which media, art, design, and architecture are discussed in relation to each other and to the museum, the city, digital, and globalized worlds. You will also discuss how theories about media, art, design and architecture have developed. At the end of the academic year you will go on an excursion abroad.

In addition, you will immerse yourself in the history, theory and analysis of graphic, fashion and interior design, from various approaches.

The third year is devoted to broadening or deepening your disciplinary knowledge and writing your bachelor’s thesis. You decide how to fill in the first five months, with broadening your knowledge or with in-depth electives, a university minor, a research internship, or by following courses abroad. You complete your bachelor’s degree with a research seminar, a broad course on visual culture, and a course that aims to familiarize you with the labor market. Last but not least, you will write a bachelor’s thesis, where you demonstrate that you have gained sufficient knowledge and skills to carry out independent academic research. 

In the second year, you will take joint courses in which media, art, design, and architecture are discussed in relation to each other and to the museum, the city, digital, and globalized worlds. You will also discuss how theories about media, art, design and architecture have developed. At the end of the academic year you will go on an excursion abroad.

In addition, you will immerse yourself in the history, theory and analysis of architecture, urban design, domestic culture, and landscape in a broad cultural and contemporary context.

The third year is devoted to broadening or deepening your disciplinary knowledge and writing your bachelor’s thesis. You decide how to fill in the first five months, with broadening your knowledge or with in-depth electives, a university minor, a research internship, or by following courses abroad. You complete your bachelor’s degree with a research seminar, a broad course on visual culture, and a course that aims to familiarize you with the labor market. Last but not least, you will write a bachelor’s thesis, where you demonstrate that you have gained sufficient knowledge and skills to carry out independent academic research.