Sanat Tarihi Doktora Diploması

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• To have brief knowledge on essential problems of Art History and ability of applying them to contemporary problems.
• To have essential knowledge on various branches of art; cover the various areas of human activities in terms of art history and improve the ability to describe them.
• To be learned, scholarly, conscious and have logical opinions on various areas of art and about the artistic activities of various cultures.
• To realize the importance and necessity of listening to and discussion with others on art history subjects and fulfill the necessities for dialogue.
• To make connections between the past and today by examining the contemporary problems.
• To comprehend the problems rapidly other than art history.
• To be able to state opinions either written or orally.
• To acquire esthetical and moral sensitivities.
• To be able to think analytically.
• To be able to characterize the artworks making connections between the original essences and cultural environment and the life and mentality of the past.
• To be able to recognize and characterize any work of any era by referring to its original features.
• To be able to put forth the prejudgments, the indefinite assumptions, the situated but unfounded estimations which were accomplished about cultural works previously.
• To be able to put forth the evolutions the civilizations came through within themselves and throughout the historical process and the influences they caused on these cultural assets.
• To be able to identify the general features of the period and make connections among different works of art referring to the original essences.
• To be able to draw the plan of a work of art, the cross-section or the analytical projection of the ornamentation on it by using the universal drawing techniques and equipments.
• To be able to apply the techniques and skills on field learned in removing the works from underground.
• To be able to read the inscriptions on cultural assets of different languages or to analyse them by getting assistance from different fields.
• To be able to put in use the scientific approaches attained in conservation and restoration of the cultural assets in accordance with modern necessities.

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Students are required to take a mid-term examination and/or complete other assigned projects/homework during the semester and, additionally, are required to take a final examination and/or complete a final project for course evaluation. The final grade is based on the mid-term examination grade, the final examination grade and/or evaluation of final project, with the contributions of 40% and 60%, respectively. To pass any course, a Master's student must receive at least 70 out of 100. Students must repeat courses they have failed or may substitute courses the Department accepts as equivalent. The assessment for each course is described in detail in “Individual Course Description”.

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The applicants must have graduated from the department of Art History or have Master's degree of Art History Department. And Then, The applicants who hold a Doctorate Degree and willing to enroll in the Doctorate programme may apply to the Art History Directorate of Graduate School with the documents. 1-Sufficient score (at least 60 out of 100) from the Academic Staff and Graduate Study Education Exam (ALES) conducted by Student Selection and Placement Center (OSYM) or GRE Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score or Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) score equivalent to ALES score of 55. 2-English proficiency (at least 70 out of 100 from the Profiency Exam conducted by Ege University Foreign Language Department, or at least 55 out of 100 from ÜDS (University Language Examination conducted by OSYM) or TOEFL or IELTS score equivalent to UDS score of 55. The candidates holding Bachelor's or Master's Degree taught totally in English are exempted from English proficiency requirement. The candidates fulfilling the criteria outlined above are invited to interwiev. The assessment for admission to masters programs is based on : 50% of ALES, 15% of academic success in the undergraduate programme (cumulative grade point average (CGPA) ) 10 % of academic success in the master's programme and 25% of interview grade. The required minimum interview grade is 60 out of 100. The candidates having an assessed score of 65 at least are accepted into the Doctorate programme. The results of the evaluation are announced by the Directorate of Graduate School.

The doctorate programme consists of a minimum of seven courses, with a minimum of 21 national credits, a qualifying examination, a dissertation proposal, and a dissertation. The period allotted for the completion of the Doctorate programmes is normally eight semesters (four years). However, while it is possible to graduate in a shorter time, it is also possible to have an extension subject to the approval of the graduate school. The seminar course and thesis are non-credit and graded on a pass/fail basis. The total ECTS credits of the programme is 240 ECTS. A student may take undergraduate courses on the condition that the courses have not been taken during the undergraduate program. However, at most two of these courses may be counted to the Doctorate course load and credits. The PhD students are required to take the Doctoral Qualifying Examination, after having successfully completed taught courses. The examination consists of written and oral parts. The Doctoral Qualifying Committee determines by absolute majority whether a candidate has passed or failed the examination. Students who fail the Qualifying Examination may retake the examination the following semester. Students failing the Examination a second time are dismissed from the program. Students must register for thesis work and the Specialization Field course offered by his supervisor every semester following the semester, in which the supervisor is appointed. A dissertation supervisor who must hold the minimum rank of assistant professor is appointed for each PhD student. When the nature of the dissertation topic requires more than one supervisor, a joint-supervisor may be appointed. A joint-supervisor must hold a doctoral degree. Periodic monitoring of research work by a thesis monitoring committee is required to be awarded the Doctoral degree. A student who has completed work on the thesis within the time period, must write a thesis, using the data collected, according to the specifications of the Graduate School Thesis Writing Guide. The thesis must be defended in front of a jury. The thesis jury is appointed on the recommendations of the relevant Department Chairperson and with the approval of the Administrative Committee of the Graduate School. The jury is composed of the thesis supervisor and 5 faculty members. Of the appointed jury members, up to two may be selected from another Department or another University. The co-supervisor cannot be the jury member. Thesis defense by the candidate is open to all audience and a jury decides to grant/deny the Doctoral degree. A majority vote by the jury members determines the outcome of the thesis or examination. The vote can be for "acceptance", "rejection" or "correction". A student may be given, by a decision of the Administrative Committee of the Graduate School, up to six months to complete the corrections. The student must then retake the thesis examination.

Students who complete their studies in Art History PhD Program, with the title of doctor of art history can work as a lecturer at universities can take part in Archaeology and Ethnography Museum.

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