Dramaturgy includes courses in Theatre Practice, Drama Pedagogy, History of the Theatre, Dramaturgical Text, Media, and Production Analysis, as well as the politics of culture and theatre, e.g., the social conditions expressed through theatrical productions. This course includes a field study. Practical experience concludes with a theatrical performance where students combine theory and practice. In Drama Pedagogy, one uses theory and practice in learning to produce theatrical works. The teaching of Dramaturgical Analysis concentrates on drama texts and performances while History of the Theatre gives an insight into the historical development of the theatre.
Art History puts emphasis on the practical elements during undergraduate studies.
In the foundation course, students work with drawing, painting, graphics, modelling, moulding, sculpture, collage, and spatial illusion. The use of these techniques follows on from theory, so that students get both theory and practice interwoven. Students are taught the history of these Art forms, the most important developments in European Aesthetics and in Art pedagogy and promotion. In a number of topical studies students have the opportunity to closely examine individual art forms, e.g., pictorial art or architecture. For all four lines, i.e., Music, Comparative Literature, Dramaturgy, and Art History, undergraduate studies include a course in Humanistic Theory.