What's your major in art history theory?

What does art history major learn as follows:

Art majors train professionals who have knowledge and ability in art design creation, teaching and research and can engage in art design, research, teaching and management in art design education, research, design, production and management units.

All art majors belong to art disciplines, and there are 5 majors and 33 undergraduate majors under the art category:

1. Art Theory: On Art History

2. Music and dance: musicology, music performance, composition and composition technology theory, dance, dance performance, and dance director.

3. Drama and film studies: broadcasting and hosting, radio and television director, drama and film literature, drama, film science, drama and film director, performance, recording arts, film and television photography and production (special major), drama and film art design, animation.

4. Fine arts: fine arts, painting, sculpture, photography, Chinese painting (specialist) and calligraphy (specialist).

5. Design category: visual communication design, environmental design, product design, clothing and costume design, digital media art, public art, arts and crafts, art design, art and technology (special specialty).

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Art examination refers to the entrance examination conducted by the art department of the Conservatory of Music, the Academy of Fine Arts or related institutions. The three categories of art test are music, dance and art.

Art grading refers to the activities that qualified art grading institutions (hereinafter referred to as grading institutions) evaluate and give guidance to art learners in the form of examinations in accordance with the 2004 Order. 3 1 People's Republic of China (PRC) Ministry of Culture promulgated and implemented on July 6, 2004.

An activity that examines the knowledge and skills mastered by participants through written, oral questions or practical operations. That is, "you can't do your homework without looking at the topic."

Candidates are required to answer carefully selected questions in a specified way within a specified time or complete certain practical tasks according to the requirements of the main testing unit, and the main testing unit evaluates the results, thus providing the main testing unit with information on candidates' knowledge or skills.