Study Plan - Art History and Curatorship

• Bachelor's
• Art History and Curatorship

When you finish all units of your education program, you will receive a Diploma and a Professional License, as well as a bachelor’s degree endorsed by SACSCOC that is recognized worldwide.

Accredited and Consolidated Institution.
Registered in Group 3 of the Institutional Improvement Program.

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Objective

Train professionals in Art History and Curatorship who can respond to cultural, artistic, and social demands in various fields. They use virtual learning environments, as well as technological and computer tools, to critically assess art history and apply theoretical, conceptual and methodological instruments to work in museums, galleries, auction houses, the art market, cultural tourism, public and private cultural institutions, publishing houses and cultural management and advisory bodies.

Graduate profile

The Art History and Curatorship’s teaching learning process is based on competencies. This focus includes knowledge, skills and attitudes, thus training ethical professionals who can respond to the needs and requirements of art historians and curators in a globalized world.

• Develop interdisciplinary projects with social impact, analyzing cultural phenomena for their dissemination in artistic fields, demonstrating quality and professional ethics.
• Use technological tools and digital resources to analyze and propose innovations in artistic manifestations, based on theoretical trends that criticize and ethically value cultural phenomena.
• Produce critical art texts through reflective writing, analyzing plastic and formal aspects with respect for the work of others that benefit society.
• Encourage critical thinking through research and teaching, addressing current artistic and cultural consumption problems, with an ethical and respectful attitude for different opinions.
• Apply critical and humanistic terminology in the study of artistic and cultural trends in Art History and Curatorship, promoting cultural dissemination and collaborating with different communities.
• Effectively manage learning using digital resources.

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Recommended Computer Specifications

These specifications are provided as a general guideline, reflecting the average requirements of the academic software currently in use at the institution. Please note that the university is not responsible for any individual decisions made regarding computer equipment.