The art/art history major is in many ways unique in that it combines a studio program in art with a concentration in art history. Ideal as an introduction to a career in art in both theory and practice, the major is worked out with the help of the art program advisor. Career options include graduate work (master’s and doctoral levels) in art history, museum work, conservation and preservation, and arts administration.
| Required Courses - Art History Major |
| Course # |
Description |
Credits |
| AR 101 |
Introduction to Art/Visual Culture I |
3 |
| AR 102 |
Introduction to Art/Visual Culture II |
3 |
| AR 111 |
Basic Art I |
3 |
| AR 114 |
Basic Art and Media |
3 |
| AR 115 |
Basic Art and Design |
3 |
| AR 221 |
Life Drawing and Media |
3 |
| AR 227 |
Painting I |
3 |
| AR 240 |
Sophomore Review |
3 |
| AR 315 |
Sculpture |
3 |
| AR 331 |
Ceramics |
3 |
| AR 355 |
Introduction to Computer Art |
3 |
| AR 400 |
Independent Study |
credit varies |
| AR 421 |
Senior Project |
2 to 8 |
| WS 209 |
Women in Art |
3 |
+3 additional Art History courses (to be selected with your faculty advisor)
Art History Minor
Requirements: AR 101, AR 102, +3 additional Art History courses
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