DP2 Art-related Sciences

Department 2 provides education in the history and theory of the arts. Research and teaching cover a broad field of art-related sciences. Currently, the subjects of art history/art science, philosophy, pedagogy, didactics of fine arts, sociology, poetics and artistic aesthetics, art and public, as well as architecture theory and history are represented in Department 2. All teachers of the department have in common that they understand and further develop their subject from the direct contact with contemporary art and their teaching. The scientific department has the right to confer doctorates (Dr. phil.).

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