The Master's Programme Visual Cultures and Art History is taught entirely in English and consists of courses as follows:

• Images, Media and Migrations: The Visual Cultures of the Medieval Worlds
• Reflections and New Perspectives on Visual Cultures in the Early Modern Period
• Debates and Topics in the Study of Modern and Contemporary Visual Cultures
• Transdisciplinary Approaches to Visual Cultures
• Image, Object, Text: Theories and Methods in Art History and Visual Studies
• Study Trip
• Traineeship in cultural or scholarly institution
• Laboratory Research in the Humanities (there will be a choice of topics each year)
• Master's Thesis

As with the Art History Master's Programme, students will also be required to independently carry out a professional activity outside the classroom. These include:

• publication of a study (of at least 10 pages) or a set of articles (of at least 20 pages) in a journal;
• presentation of a paper at a conference;
• editorial activities (thematic publications or a scientific journal);
• professional internship at a domestic or foreign professional institution (such as, for example, a gallery, a museum, a heritage institution or a scientific research institute or publication)