Art History (Cert.)  (Region Ostschweiz):
1 Provider

Depending on which art history course it is (i.e. from which school, as well as the current offer, degree and target group), the learning content may differ.

The following is a summary of the "typical" content of such a course:

• Introduction to art history (including basic concepts, methods and working methods, overview of epochs: from antiquity to the present)
• Art historical epochs (e.g. Greek and Roman art, Romanesque, Gothic, sacred art, humanism, perspective, artistic personalities, impressionism, expressionism, conceptual art, digital media)
• Image analysis & interpretation (e.g. composition, coloring, stylistic features)
• Artists & Works

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The distance learning course in art history is exclusively self-study without attendance. You work on the study books and homework, which you send to your lecturer for correction. The time allocation is individual, so that you only study when you are able to.

The distance learning course in art history is basically open to all interested persons who have the time and desire to familiarize themselves with this exciting subject area, regardless of degree and professional experience.

For additional information, please use our contact form for the respective school and the "Ask a question" button - get in touch with the right contact person quickly, easily and without obligation.

Continuing education, further training in art history takes different lengths of time depending on the course, target group and school.

This is because the schools put together their own educational programs.

Some continuing education, further training courses only last a few days or weeks, while others last several months.

We therefore recommend that you contact the school of your choice directly via our contact form or use the "Ask a question" button to get in touch with the right contact person.

The lecturer or distance learning teacher of the distance learning course in art history is an experienced and highly trained expert in this field, who usually has a university degree in the subject area being taught. For example, the distance learning teacher who supervised this course at the beginning of 2017 studied sociology, philosophy, music and art and literature studies, was a lecturer in art and design history at the University of Applied Sciences in Hanover (Germany) and has published numerous works and essays. You can therefore be sure that you will have a lecturer at your side who has excellent specialist training and many years of professional experience.

The distance learning course in art history, which you can find information on here at Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch, is not a university degree course. You will not receive an internationally recognized university degree such as a Bachelor's degree, but a certificate for your participation. The degree does not qualify you for a profession.

You can study Art History as a Bachelor's degree course at the universities of Zurich, Bern, Basel, Geneva, Lausanne, Fribourg andNeuchâtelstudy. There is also the option of a distance learning course from Studienwelt Laudius or as a course from many other providers.