Art History & Curatorial Studies

Minor

Hours	18 Credit Hours
MAP	Major Academic Plan

Program Requirements

requirement 1 Complete 18.0 hours from the following course(s)

Complete 18 elective hours from the following:

ARTHC 201 - World Civilization to 1500 3.0

ARTHC 202 - World Civilization Since 1500 3.0

ARTHC 300 - Theory, Methodology, and Historiography of Art History 3.0

ARTHC 301 - Women in Art 3.0

ARTHC 304 - Greek Art 3.0

ARTHC 306 - Roman Art 3.0

ARTHC 310 - Early Christian and Byzantine Art 3.0

ARTHC 316 - Art of the Medieval West 3.0

ARTHC 320 - Italian Renaissance 3.0

ARTHC 325 - Northern Renaissance Art 3.0

ARTHC 329 - Renaissance and Baroque Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 330 - Southern Baroque Art History: 1600-1700 3.0

ARTHC 335 - Northern European Art: 1600-1700 3.0

ARTHC 337 - Eighteenth-Century European Art and Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 340 - Nineteenth-Century European Art 3.0

ARTHC 345 - American Art to 1876 3.0

ARTHC 350 - Modern Art 3.0

ARTHC 353 - American Art 1876-1950 3.0

ARTHC 355 - Contemporary Art 3.0

ARTHC 365 - American Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 367 - Modern Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 379 - History of Photography 3.0

ARTHC 380 - Northern Mesoamerican Art 3.0

ARTHC 382 - Southern Mesoamerican Art 3.0

ARTHC 490R - Special Topics and Readings in Art History 6.0v

You may take this course up to 2 times.

ARTHC 492R - Special Art History Studies On Site 6.0v

You may take this course up to 2 times.

Note: No substitutions permitted.

Program Outcomes:

Art History in the Western World

Students will acquire a solid foundation in the discipline of art history of the Western world.

Research Skills

Students will develop advanced art historical research skills.

Effective Writing

Students will write engaging and sophisticated art historical research papers.

Effective Communication and Presentation

Students will demonstrate their ability to effectively present their ideas through verbal expression.

Cultural and Professional Experience

Students will visit and experience important works of art, as well as the institutions and/or professional venues where art history is practiced.