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This interdisciplinary master’s program at the School of Arts and Sciences offers a comprehensive exploration of art history, fashion culture, and cross-cultural studies. Leveraging the institution’s unique strengths in both traditional and contemporary arts, it fosters critical thinking and advanced research skills. Students engage with diverse artistic traditions and theoretical frameworks, preparing them for impactful careers in academia, museums, and cultural heritage sectors.

Sub-Directions:

01 Sino-Foreign Costume and Dress Culture

This direction explores the evolution, symbolism, and cultural significance of dress across Chinese and global traditions. It emphasizes cross-cultural comparison, historical context, and the role of costume in identity and social expression.

02 Art History

Focusing on visual arts from diverse historical periods and cultural backgrounds, this track promotes critical analysis of artistic styles, movements, and theoretical frameworks. It supports interdisciplinary research in aesthetics, visual culture, and art philosophy.

03 Fashion History and Theory

This program investigates the historical development of fashion as a cultural and artistic phenomenon. Students analyze trends, design philosophies, and the socio-political contexts that shape fashion’s evolution over time.