Cultural Studies is a cross-disciplinary field that sets out to research, understand and describe the ways in which humans develop meaning for the world around them. It researches the practices, beliefs, customs, behaviour, values, art forms, etc. of human societies from all times, since antiquity until today.
With various focus points, the Cultural Studies field provides potential students with a wide choice of study. Having the possibility to focus on any meaningful artefact of culture, students can tackle: history, literature, film, photography, fashion, politics and much more. Combining theoretical research with practical insight, a professional of this filed is able to describe the consequences and influences of culture on the individual and societal behaviour and perception.
Having the knowledge of understanding of diverse ethical models and behaviour patterns and trends, a graduate of this discipline can be a key asset to the field of marketing for example. Public and private consultancy is another professional area in which graduates can become active.
The main goals of the second-level studies of the Performing Art programme - to deepen and broaden the professional musicians competencies acquired in the first level, to provide additional analytical skills, scientific, creative and practical skills, and to form the competencies allowing students to continue their studies in the third level.
This program is designed for all students with a BA in English or Arts. The fields of research the student may pursue are: literary studies, linguistics, and applied linguistics.
The Master's programme American Studies explores the history of the United States to understand what is specifically American about this society and culture. The Master's programme American Studies explores the history of the United States to understand what is specifically American about this society and culture.
The Master's programme New Media and Digital Culture is meant for students who are interested in contributing to timely discourse surrounding critical media theory. The Master's programme New Media and Digital Culture is meant for students who are interested in contributing to timely discourse surrounding critical media theory.
Moving images are part of our most cherished but also fleeting cultural heritage. As well as capturing time and place, memory and history, they carry a myriad of other important data. Moving images are part of our most cherished but also fleeting cultural heritage. As well as capturing time and place, memory and history, they carry a myriad of other important data.
The Dutch Republic experienced a Golden Age in the Early Modern Period. Its mercantile networks spanned the corners of the globe, with Amsterdam quickly developing into one of its greatest cities.
Cultural sociology examines culture from a broad perspective as well as looking at the more specific features of culture. Cultural sociology examines culture from a broad perspective as well as looking at the more specific features of culture.
Contemporary Asian Studies is an innovative programme with a broad, interdisciplinary character and a comparative approach to the study of Asia, as a powerhouse of local and global changes. Contemporary Asian Studies is an innovative programme with a broad, interdisciplinary character and a comparative approach to the study of Asia, as a powerhouse of local and global changes.
This programme aims to provide an understanding of the diverse ways in which twentieth century British history has been understood in combination with specialist study linked to the student's own interests.
The duration of the M.A. program is three years, including a prep year, during which students take courses designed to introduce them to various aspects of literature and to strengthen their proficiency in Ottoman Turkish and foreign languages.
The Culture, Communication and Computing Research Institute (C3RI) is a diverse multidisciplinary group which makes connections between the research traditions of art, design and media production, communication studies, computing, engineering.
This programme will increase and update your knowledge and professional competence in the area of social and cultural psychology. It combines the study of theoretical and applied issues with a sophisticated training in a broad range of research methods.