Jacobs University Bremen: History and Theory of Art and Literature

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Jacobs University Bremen: History and Theory of Art and Literature

Degree: Bachelor of Arts
Address: Jacobs University Bremen, Anne Valtonen, Campus Ring 1, 28759, Bremen, Germany
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Course Language(s): English
Course Beginning: September
Duration: 3 years
App Deadline: Four application rounds for the autumn term: Round I (application due by December 01), Round II (application due by February 01), Round III (application due by March 15) and Round IV (application due by July 01). The application deadline for transfer students is November 15 for the spring semester and May 15 for the autumn semester.
Telephone: +49.421.200.4200
Fax: +49.421.200.4203
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Submit Application To: Jacobs University Bremen, Office of Undergraduate Admission, Postfach 750561, 28725 Bremen
Website: http://www.jacobs-university.de
Scholarship and Grants: http://www.jacobs-university.de/admission/scholarships/

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There are many universities in the world which offer joint degrees in History and Theory of Art and Literature (HTAL). The Jacobs University programme is, however, distinctive in several respects. For while we give due account to the historical dimension there is, nevertheless, a stronger emphasis on theory and methods than is found in other History and Theory of Art and Literature degrees. To some degree all our courses involve a combination of historical and theoretical issues, but each has a specific bias towards one or the other element. Eight of our core courses have a strong theory-emphasis, five have a strong historical weighting, and two combine the two in about equal measure. This noticeable overall bias towards theory and method is indicative of all our teaching staff's profound interest in the relation between forms of artistic production and the context of theoretical writing which influences that production, or which provides the appropriate intellectual clarification of its broader significance.

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