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This program merges art history with Portuguese studies, the predominant language across the southern hemisphere. With growing political influence from nations like Angola and Brazil, Portuguese language skills are becoming more valuable. You'll encounter stimulating intellectual challenges and diverse course options to explore your personal academic interests.
Both departments foster strong connections between research and teaching, creating a dynamic educational atmosphere where faculty integrate cutting-edge findings into their instruction.
The curriculum provides fundamental training in essential art history methodologies, allowing you to examine various forms of visual and material culture while developing specialized research capabilities.
You'll undertake structured Portuguese language training while discovering the vibrant literature, films, history, philosophy, politics, and visual arts of Lusophone communities. Your third year includes international study in a Portuguese-speaking country to enhance both linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding.
Instruction occurs through multiple formats including lectures, tutorials, seminars, workshops, and individual project guidance. Evaluation methods range from presentations and essays to exams, collaborative work, debates, digital media projects, and research papers.
Our program develops versatile competencies that enhance career prospects in today's globalized job market across various professional fields.
Portuguese instruction begins at introductory level exclusively. Modern language students enjoy access to our advanced Multimedia Center, along with extracurricular opportunities including guest lectures, cultural clubs, language exchanges, student publications, and performance events.