Liberal Arts with majors: Art History, Classical Studies, Ethics, Film and Visual Studies, Philosophy BA

Liberal Arts BA Program

Overview

The core aim of the curriculum is to develop well-rounded individuals with general knowledge of a wide range of subjects and with mastery of a range of transferable skills. It is designed to enable students to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, effective oral and written communication skills, and a sense of social responsibility.

Syllabus

• 1st semester: Academic Writing, Introduction to European Cultural History, Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy, Introduction to Liberal Arts History, English For Academic Purposes.
• 2nd semester: Art History: Interpretation of Art, Classical Studies: Representation, Ethics: Language, Rhetorics, Narration, Film and Visual Studies: Mediality, Philosophy: Logic.
• 3rd semester: Art History: Romanesque and Gothic Art, Classical Studies: The Legacy of the Ancient World for the Modern West, Ethics: Contemporary Problems in Ethics, Film and Visual Studies: Introduction to Film Analysis, Philosophy: Ancient Philosophy.
• 4th semester: Art History: Understanding the Built Environment, Classical Studies: Classical Literature, Ethics: Bioethics, Film and Visual Studies: Film and Society, Philosophy: Modern and Contemporary Philosophy.
• 5th semester: Art History: 20th Century Art, Classical Studies: Games and Contests in the Ancient World, Ethics: Introduction to Ecology, Film and Visual Studies: Film History, Philosophy: Philosophy of History and Religion.
• 6th semester: Art History: Institutions of Art, Classical Studies: Ancient Art and Iconography, Ethics: Philosophy of Economics and Business Ethics, Film and Visual Studies: Genre and Adaptation Theory, Philosophy: Philosophy of Politics and Society.