Our subject is dedicated to exploring forms of artistic expression, visual design processes and reflection on visual and artistic culture within historical, social and media contexts. The Art degree programme focuses both on students’ own artistic and practical work and on the theoretical and pedagogical study of art and visual education.
Are you interested in studying art? Here you will find information on our teaching and research projects – ranging from issues in art education and aesthetic education in schools to interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of art, society and digital media culture. The following pages provide insights into current developments in art education, artistic research and the role of art in public spaces and everyday school life.
Are you interested in studying Art at Heidelberg University of Education? Perhaps you would like to have credits from your previous degree programme recognised? If so, you can find out more on our Student Advisory Service pages and locate the relevant contact persons.
Student Advisory Service for Art Prospective students Study and teaching Information on the aptitude test
Here is a brief glimpse into the ‘BEST OF 25’ annual exhibition.
On display were works by art students who had submitted their best pieces from the year. The exhibition showcased a diverse range of works reflecting the students’ varied ideas, techniques and designs.
During the opening reception, the most outstanding piece was awarded the Rainer Wild Art Foundation’s prize for exceptional artistic achievement.
As the Art Students’ Association, we are committed to fostering a creative, open and inspiring study programme that brings the diversity of artistic expression to life. Our focus is on exchanging ideas on art education, our own creative practice and current discourses. Together, we create space for ideas, projects and a strong sense of community within the department.
