Academic Information
Students of the master's degree programme must take a total of 120 ECTS credits over two academic years.
In the second year of the master's degree programme, students must do their master's degree final project. During the second year, pupils may participate in an educational exchange at an Asian university. These credits will be recognized as programme subjects, whether within the framework of an exchange programme arranged by the University or through a scholarship or the student's own arrangements.
Throughout the master's degree programme, students may likewise complete internships at companies, institutions or organizations.
Subject's Teaching guidances (Guies Docents )
The optional subjects listed in this descriptive table of the Study Plan are a complete potential list. The specific annual offer consists of a narrower selection among the listings, with possible alternation in successive items.
Compulsory subjects
Global Connections: Eurasia and the Transpacific
- Asia in the Global Economy
- Diasporas in the Asia-Pacific
- Cultural Interactions between Asia and Europe
- Research methodology
- Orientalism, Comparatism and Interculturality
- Foreign Relations and Geopolitics in the Asia-Pacific
Compulsory subjects
Asia Pacific Cultures and Society
- Readings of Contemporary Asian Fiction
- Languages and Cultural Contexts
- Artistic Traditions and Contemporary Practices in Asia-Pacific Art
Compulsory subjects:
History and Territory in the Asia Pacific
- Centers and Peripheries of Asia
- Cities and Urbanism in the Asia-Pacific
- Historical perspectives of the present of the Asia Pacific
Compulsatory subjects
- Master's thesis
Global connections: Eurasia and the Trans-Pacific
- Western Art and Non-Western Art
- Asia-Pacific and Africa
- Asia-Pacific and Latin America
- Intercultural trade in Asia and the Pacific
- Transpacific Commercial and Cultural Interactions
- The Visual Culture of Otherness
- The Silk Roads
- Global Narratives in Contemporary Art
- Regionalism and Globalization in the Asia-Pacific region
- Religions in the Euro-Asian Space
- Asia Pacific Cultures and Society
- Contemporary Art Scenes in the Asia-Pacific
- Art and Mass Culture in Contemporary Asia
- Branding Asian Art: Curating, Collecting, Exhibiting
- Asian Cinema: Contexts and Audiences
- Classics of Asian Thought
- Cultures of Sinophonia
- Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Asia
- Itinerancy and Hybridization: goods and objects and Material Culture between Asia and Europe
- Mythologies of Asia
- Cultural Heritage and Tourism in Southeast Asia
- Thinking the Global Challenge in Art History: from Warburg to the Material and Global Turn
- New Asian Spiritualities and Traditions
- Nationalism, Religion and Culture in Asia Pacific
History and Territory in the Asia Pacific
- Insular Asia
- Formation and Disintegration of Empires
- Asiatic Russia
- Peripheral Missions
- Environmental Challenges in Asia
- Asian Political Systems
- Contemporary Visions of Post-Colonial Colonial India
International Training Stay
- Advanced Topics in Contemporary Culture I
- Advanced Topics in Contemporary Culture II
- Advanced Topics in Contemporary Society I
- Advanced Topics in Contemporary Society II
- Language I
- Language II
Professional Practices
- Professional practices I
- Professional practices II