Licence Histoire de l’art et archéologie - Double licence Droit - Histoire de l’art

The main objective of the Law - Art History double degree is to train students with solid inter- and multi-disciplinary skills. These dual skills can be highly valued in a future career, as they are rarely acquired together in the same course. A solid working method combined with an in-depth scientific culture in both law and art history are just some of the strengths offered by the course.

The course is designed to provide students with a solid grounding in the history of art and law

Candidates who hold a baccalaureate and have been successful following the admission procedure.

Applicants must be admitted to Parcoursup for the Double Licence Droit-Lettres Aix-Marseille, according to the procedure indicated on the platform for this double degree.

ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTRATION : (in an administrative registration tab)

1/ Following approval of the dual degree, the main registration will be with the ALLSH component.

2/ The student will then have to proceed to their second registration with the FDSP.

The student will have to pay the ALLSH registration fee + the FDSP registration fee This dual enrolment in the two bachelor's degrees enables two diplomas to be awarded simultaneously. Students who have obtained this double degree will be able to apply for Masters in Law and Masters in Art History.

A good command of the written word, the ability to work independently and a good general knowledge.

The double Bachelor's degree is based on 6 semesters organised into Blocks of Competences and Knowledge (BCC) in such a way that students follow increasingly specialised UEs.

Continuation of studies :

Masters in Law.

Masters in Art History.

Training in both Art History and Law is based on the acquisition of plural and complementary knowledge. The course is built up progressively. The aim of the first year of the Licence is to provide a foundation of general knowledge that will enable students to progressively specialise during their Licence 2 and 3.the variety of courses taught in L2 and L3 enables students not only to tackle specific legal aspects but also to refine their knowledge in the field of art

Cross-cutting skills:

-   - Communicate academically and professionally in writing and orally

-   - Mastering digital tools

-   - Communicate écrit and à orally in English or another language

Specific skills

-   Defining the intellectual and technical design tasks for an exhibition, as well as the management of œuvres.

-   Manage the artistic heritage of a company, community or individual

-   Connect the development of methods for analysing archaeological works and objects with their legal context (definition, implementation, clarification)

-   Maîtrise multidisciplinary methods and tools, common to the human and social sciences and Law

-   Identify an art object, qualify it in a legal and historical context, identify its problems and use its theoretical knowledge to provide a practical solution

-   Mobilise a general culture and apply it to both the legal and artistic fields

The Department of Art History and Archaeology has set up a tutorial programme for first-year students;tudiants de premièreèe, au même titre que'un système de parrainage (L1-L2-L3) entre étudiants de Double Licence.

(Spain), Thessaloniki and Athens (Greece), Ferrara, Lecce, Sassari, Siena, Padua, Rome, Palermo, Cagliari and Viterbo (Italy), Coimbra (Portugal), and Berne and Neuchâtel (Switzerland). + CIVIS