Degree in History of Art
240 credits - Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
Entry Profile
The Degree in History of Art is particularly suitable for those who wish to follow in-depth courses in this field of the humanities and who demonstrate:
- Aesthetic sensibility
- The ability for analysis, reflection and criticism
- An interest in relating artistic events with historical and cultural milestones
- A commitment to defending and protecting historical, artistic and cultural heritage.
Entry information
Course entry methods
- Students who have passed a university entrance exam or similar (1)
- Higher vocational graduates (2). Applications from candidates with an advanced VET diploma in the degree programme's area of knowledge will be given preference. Please see the links (Spanish).
- Those who have passed the over-25s entrance examination Students who have passed the test in the following option will be given preference: Arts and Humanities
- University graduates
- Over-40s who have accredited professional or work experience
- Those who have passed the over-45s entrance examination
- Certain students holding a 'batxiller' or equivalent high school diploma without the PAU entrance exam
- Official Spanish university studies already begun
- Overseas university studies already begun or finished without being officially accredited
Admission mark calculation
Weighting Parameters
(3) Weighted subjects in the voluntary stage. Academic year 2024-25:
Batxiller Course | Parameter |
---|---|
Art History
|
0,2 |
Artistic Fundamentals
|
0,2 |
Cultural and Artistic Movements
|
0,2 |
Fundamentals of art II (RD 1105/2015)
|
0,2 |
Geography
|
0,2 |
Greek II
|
0,2 |
History of Music and Dance
|
0,2 |
History of Philosophy
|
0,1 |
History of Spain
|
0,2 |
Latin II
|
0,2 |
Performing Arts
|
0,1 |
Cut-off mark
Useful information
- Pre-enrolment information activities and advice
- Entry: Information on the entry procedure
- Admission: Information on the admissions procedure
- Enrolment: Enrolment information
- Regulations on continuation of studies (in spanish)
- Students with specific enrolment status
- Students with functional diversity
Validations
Credit Recognition and Transfer Committee for GHA2
Accreditation grid between degrees from the UIB
Table of equivalences by curriculum: Degree in History of Art - Majorca
Degree in History of Art (2009 syllabus)
Degree in History of Art (2009 syllabus) | Degree in History of Art - Majorca |
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20800 - Oral and Written Expression Techniques |
20193 - Oral and Written Expression Techniques |
20700 - Introduction to Literary Studies |
20192 - Introduction to Literary Studies |
20200 - The Idea of Europe throughout History |
20190 - The Idea of Europe throughout History |
20250 - Visual Culture: Themes and Symbols in the History of Art |
20191 - Visual Culture: Themes and Symbols in the History of Art |
20251 - Introduction to the History of Art and its Context |
20287 - Introduction to the History of Art 1: ancient & Mediaeval |
20900 - Philosophy in the Current World |
20194 - Philosophy in the Current World |
21800 - Comprehension and Interpretation of Academic Texts in English |
20195 - Comprehension and Interpretation of Academic Texts in English |
20252 - Reading and Analysis of Art and Architecture |
20252 - Reading and Analysis of Art and Architecture |
20253 - The Concept of Creation. Promoters, Customers and Artists |
20288 - Introduction to the History of Art 2: Modern & Contemporary |
20254 - The Mass Media and Audiovisual Languages |
20254 - The Mass Media and Audiovisual Languages |
20255 - Origins of Art in the Middle East |
20255 - Origins of Art in the Middle East |
20256 - Classical Art: Greece and Rome |
20256 - Classical Art: Greece and Rome |
20257 - Art and Folk Architecture |
20257 - Art and Folk Architecture |
20258 - History of Cinema |
20258 - History of Cinema |
20259 - Concepts, Development and Characteristics of Cultural Heritage |
20259 - Concepts, Development and Characteristics of Cultural Heritage |
20260 - Late Antiquity Art in the 4th-10th Centuries |
20260 - Late Antiquity Art in the 4th-10th Century |
20261 - Mediaeval Art I (1000-1250) |
20261 - Mediaeval Art I (1000-1250) |
20262 - Museology and Museography |
20262 - Museology and Museography |
20263 - Foundations for the History of Art |
20263 - Foundations for the History of Art |
20264 - Materials, Procedures and Artistic and Architectonic Techniques |
: 6
credits
|
20265 - Mediaeval Art II (1200-1500) |
20265 - Mediaeval Art II (1200-1500) |
20266 - Renaissance Art |
20266 - Renaissance Art |
20267 - Baroque Art |
20267 - Baroque Art |
20269 - 19th Century Art |
20269 - 19th Century Art |
20270 - 20th Century Art |
20291 - 20th-Century Art to 1945 |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
20272 - History of Aesthetic Ideas |
20290 - The history of aesthetic ideas 2 |
20273 - Ancient and Mediaeval Art in the Balearic Islands |
20273 - Ancient and Mediaeval Art in the Balearic Islands |
20274 - Decorative and Industrial Arts |
20274 - Decorative and Industrial Arts |
20275 - History of Photography |
20275 - History of Photography |
20276 - Art since 1960 |
20292 - Art since 1945 |
20277 - Management, Legislation and Promotion of Historic-Artistic Heritage |
20277 - Management, Legislation and Promotion of Historic-Artistic Heritage |
20278 - Modern and Contemporary Art in the Balearic Islands |
20278 - Modern and Contemporary Art in the Balearic Islands |
20280 - History of Music |
20280 - History of Music |
20281 - Art and Architecture in the Crown of Aragon (1150-1530) |
20281 - Art and Architecture in the Crown of Aragon (1150-1530) |
20282 - Reading and Analysis of Architectonic Heritage |
20282 - Reading and Analysis of Architectonic Heritage |
20283 - Art and New Technologies |
20283 - Art and New Technologies |
20284 - Modern and Contemporary Art in Latin America |
20284 - Modern and Contemporary Art in Latin America |
20224 - Prehistoric Archaeology |
20224 - Prehistoric Archaeology |
20226 - Palaeography and Diplomatics |
20226 - Palaeography and Diplomatics |
20222 - History of Spain: Early Middle Ages |
20222 - History of Spain: Early Middle Ages |
20218 - History of Spain: Early Modern Period |
20218 - History of Spain: Early Modern Period |
20223 - Contemporary Spanish History from 1939 to the Present Day
|
20223 - Contemporary Spanish History from 1939 to the Present Day
|
21100 - Geography of Tourism |
21100 - Geography of Tourism |
21106 - Geography of the Balearic Islands |
21106 - Geography of the Balearic Islands |
21113 - Geography of Spain |
21113 - Geography of Spain |
21101 - Territory and Society |
21101 - Territory and Society |
21112 - Geographic Information Systems |
21112 - Geographic Information Systems |
20286 - Practical Placements on the Degree in History of Art |
20286 - Practical Placements |
20285 - English for History, Art and Geography |
20285 - English for History, Art and Geography |
20268 - Critical, Theoretical and Methodological Knowledge of the History of Art |
20268 - Critical, Theoretical and Methodological Knowledge of the History of Art |
History of Art (1997 syllabus)
History of Art (1997 syllabus) | Degree in History of Art - Majorca |
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994 - Theory of Art |
|
1078 - History of Ancient Art |
|
1083 - History of Medieval Art |
|
1099 - History of Modern Art |
|
1098 - History of Contemporary Art |
|
1790 - Medieval Art in the Iberian Peninsula |
20281 - Art and Architecture in the Crown of Aragon (1150-1530) |
1791 - Renaissance Art in Spain |
20293 - Modern art in Spain |
1131 - History of Art Sources |
20263 - Foundations for the History of Art |
1097 - History of Cinema and Other Audiovisual Media |
|
1794 - Medieval Art in the Balearic Islands |
20273 - Ancient and Mediaeval Art in the Balearic Islands |
1795 - Artistic Tendencies since 1945 |
20292 - Art since 1945 |
1135 - History of Music |
20280 - History of Music |
1136 - History of Aesthetic Ideas |
|
1796 - Modern and Contemporary Art in the Balearic Islands |
20278 - Modern and Contemporary Art in the Balearic Islands |
1799 - Art and Folk Architecture in the Balearic Islands |
20257 - Art and Folk Architecture |
1884 - History of Decorative and Industrial Arts |
20274 - Decorative and Industrial Arts |
1885 - History of Photography |
20275 - History of Photography |
1964 - Introduction to Architectural Language, Techniques and Building Materials |
20282 - Reading and Analysis of Architectonic Heritage |
1965 - Museography and Museology |
20262 - Museology and Museography |
|
20191 - Visual Culture: Themes and Symbols in the History of Art |
1968 - Història de l'Urbanisme Antic |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
2863 - History of Medieval Urban Development |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
2864 - History of Modern Urban Development |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
2865 - History of Contemporary Urban Development |
20271 - History of Urbanism |
2871 - Legislació i Gestió del Patrimoni Cultural. |
20277 - Management, Legislation and Promotion of Historic-Artistic Heritage |
1793 - XIX and XX Century Art in Spain |
20297 - 19th and 20th century art in Spain |
1881 - XVIII Century Art |
20295 - 18th century art |
1798 - Roman Sculpture and paintings |
20296 - Figurative art in the Roman world |
Automatic accreditation between higher technical programmes and university courses
Subject | Credits |
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20286 - Practical Placements | 6 |
20287 - Introduction to the History of Art 1: ancient & Mediaeval | 6 |
20288 - Introduction to the History of Art 2: Modern & Contemporary | 6 |
21100 - Geography of Tourism | 6 |
21106 - Geography of the Balearic Islands | 6 |
21113 - Geography of Spain | 6 |
Total | 36 |
Subject | Credits |
---|---|
20286 - Practical Placements | 6 |
20287 - Introduction to the History of Art 1: ancient & Mediaeval | 6 |
20288 - Introduction to the History of Art 2: Modern & Contemporary | 6 |
21100 - Geography of Tourism | 6 |
21106 - Geography of the Balearic Islands | 6 |
21113 - Geography of Spain | 6 |
Total | 36 |
Accreditation of English Skills
In order to be awarded the degree, students must show that they have reached a level of English by the end of their course that equates to level B2 in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), in accordance with how this requirement is stipulated in the curriculum. The different ways to attain this are:
- passing the specific English language course on the curriculum.
- handing in a certificate or accreditation, recognised by the UIB, which shows the student has obtained a minimum level of English equivalent to B2 in the CEFR.
- passing a set number of subjects taught in English on the degree course.
- passing a set number of subjects taught in English on a mobility programme.