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The University Of Georgia

Program name:	Art
Study Level:	Undergraduate
Program leader:	Gvelesiani Mariam Tina Gudushauri
Study language:	Georgian
Qualification:	Bachelor of Art History and Theory
Program capacity:	240
Program permission:	Enrollment of students at the first level of academic higher education (undergraduate programs) is carried out based on the results of the unified national exams or the order of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia No. 224/N (December 29, 2011), passing administrative registration and the order of the university presidents.
Program goals:	The aim of the bachelor's program is to promote the study, preservation and presentation of the country's rich cultural heritage by training a qualified art historian with appropriate professional competence and practical skills. The program is based on student-centered, complex, interdisciplinary teaching and is aimed at meeting students’ diverse interests and requirements, developing critical and creative thinking, and forming the skills to achieve success in the field of research of works of art today. In order to achieve the goal, the program includes broad knowledge of the field and considers the requirements of the labor market and the employer ensured by the broad humanitarian profile of the program with the included academic resources and training components. The curriculum of the program envisages the mandatory passing of the practical component by the student, which contributes to the development of the skills of applying theoretical knowledge in practice. As an alternative to a minor specialty, the student is given the opportunity to choose a concentration of subjects in cultural heritage management and to acquire specific knowledge (art marketing and management, principles of auctions and international antique market management, legislation related to cultural heritage, the management of projects in the field of culture, the basics of exhibition work, etc.), conditioning not only employment in the field of cultural heritage, but also the development of managerial skills being in high demand in the country today and making the undergraduate competitive in the labor market. Accordingly, a bachelor can be employed in art galleries, scientific-research institutions (Institute of History and Ethnology, National Center of Manuscripts), museums, the National Agency for the Protection of Cultural Heritage, art auctions, other governmental or non-governmental structures working on issues of preservation, restoration or evaluation of works of art or/ and continue studying at a further level of education (master's degree) with a major (art studies) or a related (cultural heritage management, arts management, cultural studies) specialization.
Methods for Attaining Learning Outcomes:
Learning outcomes:	Knowledge and understanding The undergraduate knows: The principles of apprehending and analyzing the ancient works of art, including the general history of emergence and development of Georgian metal sculpture, artistic samples and characteristic/distinguishing features; The principles of identifying works of art (belonging to different people and epochs) and artistic analysis; The most important monuments of Georgian architecture and the history and landmark examples of the development of medieval Georgian sculpture; The key issues and most important stages of the development of civilizations and mankind, as well as the history of Georgia; Apprehends: English at B 2/2 level and one of the classical languages (Ancient Greek or Latin) at basic level and the basics of drawing. Defines and characterizes: All major stages of the history of world art (prehistoric, ancient, medieval, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism) and individual eras (Renaissance, Middle Ages, Modern era) and regions / the main criteria and characteristics of artistic-aesthetic value of the samples of cultural achievements of countries (Middle East, Georgia, Western Europe and America, Far East-China, Japan and others); Skills The undergraduate: Applies the acquired basic knowledge and skills in practice and participates in art studies expeditions or museum activities by selecting/using a research method (a. formal analysis; b. comparative analysis; c. artistic analysis) relevant to the field (considering the period, the nature of the material) of the work of art and /or identifies, classifies makes a conclusion or descriptive report (written and oral) of a cultural artifact; Constantly renews the acquired knowledge (basic theoretical and methodological knowledge in art science) and integrates it with the changing information through familiarization/use of scientific field literature. Systematizes, analyses and generalizes the obtained results of various types of (artistic, archaeological, historical, architectural) information during the research of the art monument; Purposefully and persuasively interacts with specialists (art connoisseur, archaeologist, historian, culturologist, architect) or interested persons (public, media, and others) regarding the works of art or cultural heritage in general. Responsibility and autonomy The undergraduate: With slight support, takes responsibility to select a relevant problem for artistic research, plan and conduct small-scale research, and transform the obtained results into the format of a bachelor's thesis; For professional development, determines and implements the need to pursue studies at the next level of education (master's degree).
Date of approval:	11-15-2007
Approval protocol number:	13
Date of program update:
Update protocol number:	14/19
Program details:
Teaching Process Characteristics:

Humanitarian-Social Block


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
LAWB1155	Debates and Critical Thinking	6	1,2,3
LAWB1177	Thinking and Morality	6	1,2,3
POLI2260	Basics of Political Ideologies	6	1,2,3
BUSN4433	Economy, business, management	6	1,2,3
HIST1222	History of Russian occupation in Georgia	6	1,2,3
LAWB1195	Citizenship in the modern world	6	1,2,3
ANTH3130	Basics of Cultural Anthropology	6	1,2,3
LITR1212	The great Books	6	1,2,3
	Credits sum:	18

STEM Block


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
STEM0002	Ingenuity, entrepreneurship and technology	6	1,3
STEM0003	Experiments that changed the world	6	1,3
STEM0004	Game theory	6	1,3
STEM0007	Mathematics and Civilizations	6	1,3
STEM0011	Computational reasoning	6	1,3
STEM0012	Biology and Health of the Human	6	1,2
STEM0013	Basics of Cyber Hygiene	6	1,2
MATH1414	Analytical and Quantitative Reasoning	6	1,3
STEM0005	Modern technologies	6	1,3
STEM0010	Logic	6	1,3
	Credits sum:	12

Program Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
ARTS1110	History of World Art (General course)	6	1
ENGL3213	English Language VI (B2/2)	6	1
HIST1118	Civilizations and Mankind Development	6	1
ARTS1210	Decorative Applied Arts - Style and Era	6	2
ARTS1212	Basics of art analysis of the artefacts	6	2
ARTS2140	History of Georgian Art	6	2
ARTS2237	Drawing	6	3
HIST1230	Introduction to the History of Georgia	6	3
ARTS2210	Georgian Architectural Monuments	6	4
ARTS3110	Islamic Art	6	4
ARTS3217	The art of the Far East – China and Japan	6	4
GREK2217	Old Greek language	6	4
LATN2217	Latin Language	6	4
ARTS3130	Christian Art in the Middle Ages	6	5
ARTS3250	Georgian Monumental and Lithographic Art	6	5
ARTS4117	Georgian Metallic Sculpture	6	5
ARTS3215	Georgian Sculpture of the middle ages	6	6
ARTS3220	Renaissance Art	6	6
ARTS3230	Contemporary Georgian Art	6	6
ARTS4120	Contemporary Art in Western Europe and the USA	6	7
ARTS4137	Intership in arts study	6	7
ARTS4240	Bachelor’s Thesis in Arts Studies	12	8
	Credits sum:	138

Program Elective


Code	Subject	ECTS
ARTS2121	Symbolics in the christian art	6
ARTS3131	Painter in the Theatre	6
ARTS5757	History of World and Georgian Cinema	6
ARCT1240	History of the Modern Architecture	6
ARCT2130	Basics of Architecture Design	6
ARTM1110	Basics of the creative marketing	6
ARTM1120	Principles of creativity and creative industry	6
ARTS1515	Philosophy of Arts	6
ARTS1717	Judaism in Arts and Jewish Cultural Heritage	6
HIST2230	Hellenism and Georgia	6
KART4227	Georgian mythology and folklore	6
KART3231	Paradigms of Georgian Culture	6
PHIL2130	History of Philosophic Thought	6
ARCT1220	Basics of Fine Arts I	6
BYZN1217	Byzantine Civilization	6
HIST2130	Epoch and Religion	6
HIST2157	Basics of Ancient Culture	6
HIST4343	History of the Religion	6
ARCT2110	Basics of Fine Arts II	6
ARTS4157	Technology and conservation of glass, ceramic products and metal products	6
	Credits sum:	18

Free credit


Code	Subject	ECTS
CHIN1111	(A1/HSK1) Chinese	6
	Credits sum:	18

Cultural Heritage Management - Specialization Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
ARTS3120	Georgian Museum Collections	6	5
MGMT2110	Basics of Management	6	6
CULT3237	Legislative basis of cultural heritage	6	6
ARTS4167	Basics of gallery field	6	7
CULT4117	Project management of cultural fields	6	7
ARTS4215	Arts Marketing and Management	6	8
ARTS4147	International antiquity market, legislation, auction;	6	8
	Credits sum:	42

Matrix Of Privequisites

Point	GPA	The university assessment	The general assessment in Georgia
97-100	4,00	A+	A	Excellent
94-96	3,75	A
91-93	3,50	A-
87-90	3,25	B+		Very good
84-86	3,00	B	B
81-83	2,75	B-
77-80	2,50	C+	C	good
74-76	2,25	C
71-73	2,00	C-
67-70	1,75	D+	D	Satisfactory
64-66	1,50	D
61-63	1,25	D-
51-60	1,00	E	E	Sufficient
Not passed
41-50		FX	FX	Insufficient
<40		F	F	Failed