Why we study art: moving from broad history to deep specialism
In short: Dr. Rachel Moss explores the foundational purpose of studying art and architecture, highlighting how Trinity College Dublin integrates physical collections with academic theory.
The curriculum begins with a general overview of the discipline before students transition into specialized study in their final year. This progression is supported by object-based learning, utilizing the historic buildings and diverse collections located on the Trinity campus.
Various routes exist for studying this field: one might choose Joint or Single Honours, alongside distinct paths such as a degree in Ancient and Medieval History and Culture or the Columbia dual programme.
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