B.A.
Degree Requirements
Students in Art history will complete a minimum of 120 credit hours
of coursework. This includes requirements in University Studies, foreign
language (a four-semester sequence or its equivalent), and four pre-major
courses in art history and art studio. Students will take twenty-four
hours of art history beyond the premajor requirements. The curriculum
in the major is divided into four distinct aspects:
1.
Four courses at the 300-level selected from five different areas of
study, each designed to introduce students to major developments in
the history of art.
2. One course such as Museum Studies, a museum practicum, or Experiential Education,
designed to provide students with direct experience with the art object
through either an internship or an organized course.
3. Two advanced courses which provide students with differing perspectives
and approaches to the study of the visual arts. Courses may explore
interdisciplinary aspects of art historical study, concentrate on
an in-depth study of a specialized topic or period, or provide other
frameworks beyond the traditional canon.
4. The capstone course, A-H 555 Methods in Art History, is necessary
for the successful completion of the major.
Requirements
for the B.A. Art History are constantly updated. Please check the
University’s current Undergraduate Bulletin for specific requirements
for the B.A. in Art History and for complete course descriptions.