Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Archaeology with Fine Arts

University of Malta

Bachelor's degree

Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities

Study Programme Details

City:	*Msida*
Country:	Malta
Admission Sessions:	Autumn Session
Study Format:	Full Time
Mode of Study:	Fully on Site

Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

36 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

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About this Study Course

Embark on a captivating journey delving into the depths of human history and creativity with our Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Archaeology with Fine Arts. This interdisciplinary program offers a unique blend of archaeological exploration and artistic expression, providing a rich tapestry for academic growth and personal development.

Unravel the mysteries of ancient civilizations as you uncover their stories through material remnants, gaining invaluable insights into the diverse cultures that have shaped our world. Our Mediterranean archaeological perspective offers a hands-on approach, allowing you to immerse yourself in fieldwork during summer recess, bringing theory to life amidst ancient landscapes.

Overview

Upon completion of our program, you’ll emerge as a well-rounded scholar equipped with a deep understanding of human experiences across different time periods and cultures. You’ll master the art of gathering, synthesizing, and analyzing ambiguous data sources, honing critical thinking skills essential for engaging in scholarly discourse. Through concise and accurate writing, you’ll articulate complex ideas with clarity and precision, backed by a thorough grasp of key methodological and theoretical concepts in archaeology and fine arts.

Admission Requirements

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Introduction to Fine Art Practice
Introduction to Drawing Skills
Introduction to Painting
Grammar of Photography
Studio Research in Fine Arts
Multimedia Approaches to Fine Art Practice
Artistic Techniques: Painting, Sculpture, and Printing
Elective: Study Tour
Print Making
Painting Workshop 1: Colour, Tonality, Structure
Twentieth-Century Visual Culture
Art in Malta 1: Late Medieval to Early Renaissance
High Renaissance and Mannerism in Italy
Modern Art
Caravaggio and Early Baroque Classicism
Gender Issues in Art
The Decorative Arts in the 19th Century
Gallery Placement
Design Currents in the 20th Century
Painting and Space Composition: Exhibition Task
Northern Renaissance Art
Roman Baroque Sculpture
Modern Contemporary Art
Classical Greek and Roman Architecture
The Art and Architecture of the High and Late Middle Ages: Romanesque to Gothic
Italian Baroque Architecture 1600-1750
Conservation Placement

Local/EU/EEA Applicants:

No fees apply

Non EU Applicants:

Fee per academic year: Eur 8,500

Future Career Outcomes

Our graduates have forged successful paths in diverse industries, from leading archaeological expeditions to curating captivating museum exhibits. They’ve leveraged their expertise to preserve cultural heritage, shape public narratives, and inspire future generations through art and archaeology. With skills finely tuned to meet the demands of a dynamic job market, our alumni continue to make meaningful contributions to society, paving the way for a brighter future rooted in understanding and appreciation of our shared human story.