Program

Art History majors work with their faculty advisor to design a program of study that reflects their personal and professional interests and inclinations. They have the opportunity to work closely with faculty specializing in the fields of Russian and Soviet art and design, Italian Renaissance art, and European and American modernism. After completing 18 credits of lower-division course work, students select one course in each of three areas (Ancient, Early Modern, and Modern/Contemporary Art) as the basis for developing a cluster of upper-division courses. The degree’s capstone course is the Senior Thesis, a self-directed research project that formulates an original thesis. Graduates may pursue a wide range of arts-related professions or go on to further training at the graduate level.

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