Universidad de Murcia

Programme overview

Presencial degree delivered in Spanish with a standard duration of 4 years and a total of 240 ECTS. The programme occupies 80 places for new intake; the access cut-off for 2025/2026 was 6.413. The degree emphasises the role of art history as a cultural science and builds links with multiple other disciplines across the humanities, social sciences and technical fields.

What you'll study

The curriculum focuses on the historical and cultural study of art and its intersections with other areas of knowledge. The programme highlights interdisciplinary connections between art history and anthropology, philosophy, geography, general history, artistic practice, economics, sociology, literature, education, communication, psychology, urbanism, architectural projection and engineering. It also stresses growing relationships with tourism, museology, music history and audiovisual communication. Specific module listings are not provided on the source page.

Entry requirements

Admission is through the university undergraduate access process. The programme offers 80 new-entry places; the published cut-off mark for 2025/2026 was 6.413. Instruction is delivered in Spanish and the teaching mode is presencial.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that require critical, contextual and interdisciplinary understanding of visual culture and heritage. The degree prepares students for museum and heritage work, cultural management, research and postgraduate study, and positions that intersect with tourism, audiovisual communication, music history and urban or architectural projects. The programme also forms a foundation for a range of specialised master’s programmes linked to the humanities, social sciences and technical disciplines.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Tuition is charged per credit. The published fees on first registration are €14.38 per credit, rising for second, third and subsequent registrations. The programme indicates availability of national and international mobility scholarships and other financial aid mechanisms administered by the university.