Kunst- & cultuurwetenschappen

Ben je gefascineerd door kunst of architectuur? Het masterprogramma Kunstgeschiedenis richt zich op het onderzoeken van beide. We richten ons op kunst uit het verleden en het heden, met een kritische en interdisciplinaire benadering. We leiden je in één jaar op tot een kunsthistorisch of architectuurhistorisch professional met een brede kennis van zowel kunsthistorisch onderzoek en als van de praktijk.
In deze master richten we ons op technical, global en digital art history.
Voor studenten die naast hun master een extra uitdaging zoeken, biedt de Universiteit Utrecht diverse interdisciplinaire honoursprogramma’s aan.
Bezoek onze website voor meer info over deze master: https://www.uu.nl/masterskunstgeschiedenis

This Master's programme focuses on new and interdisciplinary forms of theatre, dance and dramaturgy. How do performance and choreography respond to current societal phenomena? How does this lead to new artistic forms and strategies and new modes of storytelling? In this Master you will learn how to critically reflect and write about these developments. Fully taught in English, this Master’s programme takes an academic approach to contemporary performance. Utrecht University closely collaborates with the field of theatre and dance in the Netherlands and Flanders. You will get acquainted with state-of-the-art theory, but you will also be oriented towards the practice of theatre and dance. This is exemplified by the focus on dramaturgy, an internship in the second semester and the many opportunities to meet with practitioners.
For students looking for an extra challenge, Utrecht University offers several interdisciplinary honours programmes.
Visit our website to read more about this programme: https://www.uu.nl/en/contemporary-theatre-dance-and-dramaturgy

Through its focus on musical infrastructure, Utrecht University's Master's programme Applied Musicology will equip you with the specific knowledge and skills required to operate as a musicologist within the international musical industry. The programme utilizes reflective training in both current and innovative approaches in musicology, through which you will learn to apply academic musicological skills to the day-to-day challenges in a musical life.
Our Master's programme was designed in direct dialogue with top institutions within the musical infrastructure in the Netherlands and beyond; it does not discriminate between classical and popular music. The curriculum builds on knowledge and skills gained through a Bachelor's in Musicology, with emphasis on both historical musicology and the relation of music with other media.
For students looking for an extra challenge, Utrecht University offers several interdisciplinary honours programmes.
Visit our website for more info on this master: https://www.uu.nl/en/masters/applied-musicology