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Licence Histoire de l'art et archéologie - Histoire de l'art (L2-L3) - Enseignement à distance at Université de Lille

Université de Lille, France

Programme overview

Distance-learning (EAD, asynchronous) L2-L3 pathway of the Licence Histoire de l'art et Archéologie, specialising in the study of major artistic creations: formal and iconographic analysis of works and their historical and sociocultural context.

Faculty: Faculté des humanités  |  Department: Département Histoire de l'art et Archéologie  |  Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)  |  Study mode: online; language of instruction: French  |  Location: Lille, Hauts-de-France, France

What you will study

Four semesters of 12 teaching weeks, organised in three blocks (BCC1 knowledge and concepts of art history and archaeology, BCC2 consolidation of approaches, BCC3 professional project). Each semester has 6 teaching units including a modern languages unit and a student project unit. Assessment is by continuous assessment and final exams carrying ECTS credits.

Career pathways

Heritage and museums (heritage mediator, conservation officer, site manager), archives and documentation, teaching and research, civil service (attaché), communication (journalist, web editor, art critic). Most of these roles require a Master; continuation in Master Histoire de l'art (research, archives, heritage and museums, visual sciences and cultures).

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Application information

Entry requirements

Entry in Licence 2 or 3 for students who have validated an L1 or L2 Histoire de l'art et archéologie: Université de Lille students re-enrol through the ENT; students from another French university request validation of semesters through the transfer platform from mid-June. Applicants without the required titles but with another diploma, training or experience: French and EU/assimilated nationals apply on eCandidat; non-EU nationals follow the international admission procedure. Recommended prerequisites: mastery of L1 fundamentals (chronology of main artistic movements, specific vocabulary, materials and techniques), the methodological principles of L1 (technical, material and plastic analysis of a work, use of documentary resources), and solid written and oral expression.

Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)

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