This Bachelor of Arts program explores the intricate connections between culture and technology, with a core focus on Art History. You will gain a deep understanding of artistic works from the Middle Ages to the modern era, examining their design, technological context, and historical influences. The program equips you with broad scientific methods to analyze artifacts from various perspectives and formulate further research questions. You'll investigate the cultural, material, and technological foundations of artistic creation, as well as art's dissemination and institutionalization. This includes understanding processes, material iconography, artist training, cultural exchange, museum history, and the history of science. The general studies component develops professional, methodological, and social skills to comprehend the intellectual, social, and material dimensions of the modern world and their interrelations, bridging humanities and cultural studies with natural and technical sciences.
Graduates are well-prepared for a range of career paths that require an understanding of the interplay between culture and technology. You can pursue further specialization with a consecutive Master's degree in Art Studies or enter the workforce directly.
If you hold a foreign school-leaving certificate, you must provide proof of German language proficiency at the required level as a prerequisite for admission.
International students may need to prove they have sufficient funds to cover their living expenses when applying for a student visa. The primary costs are semester contributions and living expenses.
There are no tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at TU Berlin. However, all students must pay a semester contribution fee.
Estimated living costs for students in Berlin are approximately €850-€950 per month, covering essentials like accommodation, food, and transportation.
International students must possess a university entrance qualification certificate and provide proof of German language proficiency. Specific requirements can be found on the TU Berlin admissions website.
Applications are submitted online during the designated application periods. You will need to meet admission requirements, gather necessary documents, and adhere to application deadlines.
The program is designed to be completed within six semesters, which is the standard duration for a Bachelor's degree in Germany.
Graduates are prepared for roles requiring communication between cultural and technical sectors, positions in companies and organizations, and work in cultural, educational, political, and media institutions.