The subtitle should narrow down the topic to a specific area you are interested in (for example, a hypothetical subtitle could be:  Tactile experience and the Arts:  Representation of human form in early works of Van Gogh, or Tactile experience and the Arts: Body image and body sentiment in the works of Egon Schiele).  You can also choose subtitle that reflects your particular interest (for example, in performing arts, photography, design, etc.) but it should relate to the primary topic.

Your paper may (and should) contain illustrative materials (images, photographs).  However, images should not take more than 1/4 of your paper — if you have more material supply it as an appendix to your paper.  Make sure that the images you use are clearly marked and referenced.

You should use at least three references from the primary literature for your paper (research articles published in scholarly journals).  The format of the paper should adhere to the University standards for writing academic papers.  Don’t forget to put your name, date and the course title on the front page of your paper.