Comparative Arts
Comparative Arts
Full-time faculty members in the three fields of art, music, theater, and film provide detailed instruction on the meaning, history, and philosophy of art using comparative research methods.
Basic Information Department of Comparative Arts
Doctoral course: 2 students
College of Literature, Department of Comparative Arts website contains information on the "Characteristics of Learning" and "Introduction to Each Course" of Department of Comparative Arts.
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Educational and research objectives and three policies
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Course subjects and lecture contents
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Course model and main subject features
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Completion requirements etc.
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History of Department of Comparative Arts
In 2013, the program was established as Department of Comparative Arts including the three fields of fine arts, music, theater, and film. Course subjects are taught by not only full-time faculty members, but also by excellent part-time instructors.
